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If you thought Vancouver performers Aaron Malkin and Alastair Knowles were British after leaving last year’s performance of O Christmas Tea, you’re not alone. The stage actors—who go by the names James and Jamesy—grew up watching Monty Python, Mr. Bean, and other English shows that set the tone for their careers. Having just come from shows Off-Broadway, the […]

On Friday, November 30, the Camosun College Student Society (CCSS) was officially accepted into the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA), a national student organization based out of Ottawa.  CCSS external executive Fillette Umulisa and CCSS executive director Michel Turcotte attended CASA’s lobby week in Ottawa, during which a plenary took place where the CASA […]

While the last couple weeks have seen Victoria saturated with Christmas lights and holiday greetings, I usually don’t even start thinking about Christmas until after exams. However, that transition came a little early this year, as I went to see The Nutcracker at the Royal Theatre on Friday night. Despite the show being a joint […]

Alberta Conservative MP Kerry Diotte is taking legal action against The Gateway, the University of Alberta’s student newspaper, for alleged defamation; Diotte may seek up to $150,000 in damages, although the paper has retracted the statements in question. (To put that in perspective and as a reminder that student media operates on a shoestring, that’s […]

Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopiad—a contemporary retelling of Homer’s The Odyssey—is proof that adaptations can make room for a personality and heartbeat of their own while remaining free of expectations, so long as the viewer is willing to do some mental gymnastics. From a metatextual-adaption point of view, ThePenelopiadthrives. The play is incredibly dark, horrifying, and, […]

A Victoria man who was arrested at Camosun’s Interurban campus early Sunday morning went to court yesterday. Aaron Vince Raschke has been charged with three counts of break and enter with intent to commit offense, one count of mischief under $5,000, one count of theft under $5,000, and five counts of arson damaging property. He […]

Camosun College has announced that the Centre for Trades Education and Innovation, the Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence, and the Centre for Business and Access will all be open for classes tomorrow, Wednesday, November 28. The buildings are not open today as clean-up is still being done. PISE will have limited first-floor access tomorrow as […]

April 15, 2019 update: Aaron Raschke has been found not criminally responsible for his actions because of a mental disorder, according to a story in today’s Times Colonist. A psychiatrist said that Raschke suffers from a long-standing psychosis, according to the story. Update: Thirty-year-old Victoria man Aaron Raschke is facing 11 charges, including arson, break and […]

At 2:20 am on Sunday, November 25, alarms at the Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence (PISE) building at Camosun College’s Interurban campus went off after someone broke into the building and started a fire in it. The Saanich Fire Department responded to the alarm, and at approximately 2:45 am an intruder alarm went off in […]

With a heart attack, three divorces, and a music career spanning four decades, John Mellencamp knows that, as he says in “Jack & Diane,” “Life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone.” He perhaps even knows that better today than he did in the early ’80s when he first wrote those legendary […]