Victoria Fringe Festival performances look at politics, griefAfter more than a year of cancelled live performances, Victoria’s theatre scene is coming back to the stage, at least in part. This year’s Fringe Festival features a mix of live and virtual performances that include political deportation, sharks, rockstars, lawyers, and more; this year’s Fringe has it all. Bema Productions founder Zelda Dean is […] Continue Reading |
CASA launches Get Out the Vote CampaignThe Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA) has launched the Get Out the Vote campaign ahead of the federal election on September 20. CASA is launching the non-partisan campaign, which aims to enable students to make an informed vote, alongside 24 student associations nationwide, including the Camosun College Student Society (CCSS). CCSS external executive Puneet […] Continue Reading |
Let’s Talk 2.0: The fight for equal payI recently watched a really good movie. It’s called We Want Sex. Yeah, that’s right: We Want Sex. When I first read the title, I wasn’t tempted at all. I thought “Gosh, this is just another Bad Teacher kind of movie where they reduce females to an object.” But because I got annoyed, I actually […] Continue Reading |
Student Editor’s Letter: A hesitant returnI’ve been waiting 18 months to write this student editor’s letter and to say this: we’re back. The full return to campus is in motion. It’s exciting to be back; in one sense, it feels like it’s only been a few days since I last walked the corridors of Camosun’s campuses. In another sense, it […] Continue Reading |
Camosun College Student Society excited for slightly different Camfest this yearEvery year, during the first week of the fall semester, the Camosun College Student Society (CCSS) holds Camfest, a welcome-back event for students. Camfest is happening this year from Tuesday, September 7 to Friday, September 10, and it will look a bit different than it has in previous years. CCSS outreach coordinator Quinn Park says […] Continue Reading |
International at Camosun: Travelling as an international studentInternational students have made a lot of efforts to reach Canada to study in their schools, especially in this pandemic. This article is for international students who will be travelling soon, and it’s for students who had to go through a lot and spend a lot of money to fly to Canada. Like every other […] Continue Reading |
No vaccines required at Camosun, but students need vaccine passport to access certain parts of campus; mask mandate backWhen students return to campus in September, they will need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to access certain parts of campus, although not to attend classes. As well, masks are now again required in all indoor public spaces in British Columbia, which includes common areas of post-secondary institutions, such as classrooms, stairwells, libraries, and […] Continue Reading |
Student Editor’s Letter: Reading the writing on the wall for fallChange is the only constant, but, in some ways, things don’t change too much. It’s a horrible cliche, but it’s true. What I’m getting at is that we’re in for another rocky fall semester. The false starts are taxing. Economically, we need to buy into it—literally—but I’m getting to a point where I want to […] Continue Reading |
Blockchain training coming to Camosun in fallBlockchain training is coming to Camosun College. Training in Blockchain—a digital ledger of transactions distributed across a network of computers, making it very difficult to hack—will take place through the college’s recently reopened Continuing Education department. Camosun director of strategic initiatives/acting director of Continuing Education and Contract Training Jen Stone says Blockchain training at the […] Continue Reading |
BCFS launches Influence the Vote campaign ahead of federal electionThe British Columbia Federation of Students (BCFS) and the Alberta Student Executive Council recently launched Influence the Vote, a new campaign aimed at providing students the incentive and information to make an informed vote in the upcoming federal election, taking place on September 20. BCFS chairperson Melissa Chirino says the BCFS is taking a non-partisan […] Continue Reading |
