Chargers women’s volleyball welcomes new coachThe Camosun College Chargers women’s volleyball team will usher in a new coach courtside this coming semester. Scott Freeburn will be succeeding Brent Hall as head coach during the 2025-26 season as Hall moves into an assistant coach position with the women’s volleyball team at the University of the Fraser Valley. For 15 years, Freeburn […] Continue Reading |
Camosun grads take home alumni awardsIn recognition of significant commitment to lifelong learning, community, and leadership, two Camosun alumni are honoured annually with either the Promising or Distinguished Alumni award. This year, for these reasons, dentist Alex Mitchell was named the former and the Canadian Navy manager of program support for the Centre for Leadership Excellence, HMCS Venture Angus Fedoruk […] Continue Reading |
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News Briefs: July 2, 2025 issueConstruction company chosen for student housing Kinetic has been chosen to construct the student housing project at Camosun’s Lansdowne campus. The project will feature over 400 beds in a six-storey building; its approved total cost is $154.7 million and construction is expected to start next year. Students show off fine chair-making skills Camosun’s Fine Furniture […] Continue Reading |
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News Briefs: June 4, 2025 issuePost-secondary campus named for John Horgan Camosun College’s new shared campus now has a name: The John Horgan Campus. The campus—located in Langford, and shared with UVic, Royal Roads, and the Justice Institute of British Columbia—is named after former BC premier John Horgan. Horgan advocated for the expansion of Royal Roads University to Langford; in […] Continue Reading |
Camosun College Faculty Association seeks open-bargaining approach with collegeThe Camosun College Faculty Association (CCFA) is hoping to find a new approach with Camosun College in their objective of reaching an agreement on alternatives to layoffs: open bargaining. The union says that after violating the terms of the collective agreement between the two parties, the college has remained steadfast in their conduct; the CCFA […] Continue Reading |
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News Briefs: May 7, 2025 issueCCFA rally for transparency The Camosun College Faculty Association (CCFA) held a rally outside Camosun College during its Monday, April 14 board meeting at the Lansdowne campus. The CCFA is calling for more transparency in the college’s budgeting process; a new balanced budget of $171,955,297 was approved at the meeting. The college is dealing with […] Continue Reading |
British Columbia Federation of Students meets with premier David EbyThe BC Federation of Students (BCFS), who represent 14 public post-secondary institutions—including Camosun College—across the province, met with BC premier David Eby, minister of post-secondary education and future skills Anne Kang, and MLAs during its Spring Advocacy Week, from March 31 to April 2. The BCFS, who advocate for affordable post-secondary education, are lobbying for […] Continue Reading |
