Camosun College Student Society spring election results inThe Camosun College Student Society (CCSS) held its spring elections from Tuesday, March 24 to Thursday, March 26. Emma Jones was elected as external executive, Athena Pimentel as Interurban executive, and Riley Lam as Lansdowne executive. Terence Baluyut was elected as finance executive, Mia Purnell as wellness and access director, Aarisca Sharma as sustainability director, […] Continue Reading |
New Music Revue: Neurosis return with triumphant new albumNeurosis An Undying Love for a Burning World (Neurot Recordings) 4.5/5 When I was a teenager—over 20 years ago—a friend gave me a burned copy of Oakland-based post-metal band Neurosis’ third album, Souls at Zero, released in 1992. It was love at first listen. It was just what my teenage anger and angst had been […] Continue Reading |
Back to the Future live in concert a treat for fansBack to the Future is a timeless movie series with a dedicated following of fans, and its musical score is just as memorable as the films. So it was no surprise to hear that Victoria Symphony, as a part of their Films in Concert series, decided to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the release of […] Continue Reading |
PACWEST basketball championships come to Chargers courtsThursday, March 5 and Friday, March 6 Kyle Wolfe, contributing writer The Camosun Chargers men’s and women’s basketball teams experienced mixed results in their PACWEST championship games, held from Thursday, March 5 to Saturday, March 7, with the women’s team falling to the Capilano Blues and the men’s team securing victory over the Okanagan Coyotes, […] Continue Reading |
Spark Festival play uses levity to destigmatize griefFor 11 days, The Belfry Theatre will transform itself from a renowned historical playhouse to an unassuming intersection where grief and humour cross paths. There, Naomi Snieckus and Matt Baram will be performing their play Big Stuff as part of the 2026 Spark Festival, granting audiences the opportunity to lower their walls and embrace community, […] Continue Reading |
Victoria Film Festival 2026 movies in review100 Sunset Danielle Mier, contributing writer 100 Sunset is a captivating film that deeply resonated with me. The plot was solid and—although relatively simple—unpredictable. In a sense, it’s a tale as old as time when boiled down to its base elements. Most of us have experienced what these characters have, or have in the past; […] Continue Reading |
Tosca inspiring night at the opera, even for the uninitiatedI love everything about live stage theatre, but I dislike musicals. I mean, why sing what can be more easily spoken? So, I was apprehensive when assigned this review of Pacific Opera Victoria and Vancouver Opera’s take on Puccini’s Tosca at the Royal Theatre. And I was surprised by how much I loved it, despite […] Continue Reading |
Muslim Student Alliance bring iftar event back to campusFor the third year in a row, Camosun’s Muslim Student Alliance (MSA) will be hosting an iftar celebration for the Muslim student body. All students, Muslim and non-Muslim, are, however, welcomed and encouraged to take part in the event. The MSA is a group of students working together to broaden the Muslim community at Camosun […] Continue Reading |
BC Black History Awareness Society focuses on Black history in February and beyondThis February, for the 32nd year, BC Black History Awareness Society (BCBHAS) is hosting a number of events around Victoria for Black History Month (BHM), honouring the province’s deep-rooted Black history, culture, and communities. “We’re a non-profit organization that began in 1994, so for over 30 years we’ve been celebrating Black achievements—past, present, and future,” […] Continue Reading |
Showtune Piano Bar Cabaret coming to Hermann’s Jazz ClubFor those who appreciate live music with a classic feel, Hermann’s Jazz Club will be featuring Showtune Piano Bar Cabaret later this month. This will be performed by the Diploma Year II and Certificate students from the Canadian College of Performing Arts (CCPA), and presented by the Canadian Heritage Arts Society. However, there will be […] Continue Reading |
