News Briefs: March 19, 2025 issueCamosun celebrates Pi(e) Day On Thursday, March 13, pies made by Camosun Culinary Arts students were used in a pie eating contest to celebrate Pi. The world’s most famous irrational number, Pi’s first three digits are 3.14, which is why March 14 is known as Pi Day. The delicious day took place at the Centre […] Continue Reading |
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News Briefs: March 5, 2025 issueStudent society to host International Women’s Day comedy event The Camosun College Student Society Women’s Committee is hosting an International Women’s Day comedy event on Thursday, March 6. You Have to Laugh takes place from 2:30 to 3:30 pm in Fisher 100 at the Lansdowne campus. Four local female comedians will perform at the free […] Continue Reading |
Camosun College Faculty Association responds to deficit measuresThe Camosun College Faculty Association (CCFA) wants a collaborative approach to dealing with the college’s projected $10-million cumulative loss over the next two fiscal years. Their goal is not only to save jobs, but as well to ensure that students remain unaffected. CCFA president Lynelle Yutani says that the collective agreement between Camosun and the […] Continue Reading |
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News Briefs: February 19, 2025 issueCamosun creates Black History Month book guide During the month of February, the Camosun library is featuring an online guide to literature celebrating contributions by Black Canadians. The guide, put together for Black History Month, features a range of fiction, non-fiction, and children’s books available year-round in the library. Books are accessible and on display […] Continue Reading |
Camosun projects $3-million deficit this fiscal year, president says “we can get to the other side”Dealing with a $5-million loss of revenue from international tuition, Camosun College has announced a projected $3-million deficit for this fiscal year, which ends March 31. The college expects another $5-million loss of tuition next fiscal with a further drop in international student enrolment, creating a cumulative $10-million loss. Camosun president Lane Trotter says that […] Continue Reading |
News Briefs: February 5, 2025 issueChargers recognize student athletes The Camosun Chargers recently recognized graduating volleyball student athletes. On Saturday, February 1, Chantelle Dobie, Kris La Guardia, and Liam Conlin were recognized at Seniors Night. As of press time, both Chargers men’s and women’s volleyball teams are 8-8 this season. See camosun.ca/chargers for more info. Camosun announces West Shore programming […] Continue Reading |
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Parking challenges worsening at InterurbanWith the winter semester well underway, the parking frustrations at the Interurban campus have reached a breaking point with students and staff alike. The lack of parking spots during the busiest time of the semester has sparked complaints and frustration over Camosun’s absence of solutions despite years of concern over the issue. The parking problem […] Continue Reading |
