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Government funding for disabled students lacking, says student society director
The provincial government recently gave Camosun College and 19 other postsecondary institutions in BC a funding boost of $75,000 each for disabled-student access programs, but, according to the Camosun...
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As I Was Saying: Those desperate for love need to set boundaries
Having jumped out of an 11-year relationship just over a year ago, the idea of starting a new relationship scared the hell out of me. But I put myself out there, only to realize months later that I was...
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Bite Me: Logan’s drunch perfect for post-partying eats
One of my favourite meals is the weekend brunch, especially after a night of dancing. And while I’ve never experienced the nightlife of Logan’s Pub, it’s my go-to place for the required “drunch.” What...
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1976 Camosun grad becomes Buddhist monk in retirement
Doshu Rogers has been a technician, a researcher, an entrepreneur, a construction worker, and a tree planter. But now the Camosun alumnus is exploring a whole new lifestyle in his retirement. Rogers, a...
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Booze Clues: Spinning Veneto’s wheel
I had only visited Veneto Tapa Lounge once before this past weekend, when I enjoyed a few glasses of Prosecco (which they have on tap). This time, however, I decided to taste a few of Veneto’s...
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Environmental explorations: taking a look at Camosun College’s sustainability...
Camosun College recently released a sustainability report outlining the college’s efforts to reduce the environmental impact of operation. The 35-page report is full of interesting projects and...
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Latest Buck 65 album a product of troubled marriage
Richard Terfry, better known by stage name Buck 65, didn’t take the release of his new album lightly. Terfry’s latest, NeverLove, is a very personal account of his recent divorce. Terfry is one of the...
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Britten’s War Requiem honours those who suffered in battles
Over 150 voices will ring out in the Royal Theatre on November 8 when Britten’s War Requiem, an emotional orchestral performance of tragedy and remembrance, takes place in Victoria. The concert will...
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News Briefs: Camosun named a top research college, good news for students...
Camosun has been named a top research college in Canada (photo by Jill Westby/Nexus). One of Canada’s top research colleges Camosun is the only college in British Columbia to have made the list of...
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Lit Matters: Hemingway’s tragic life changed literature
“The most essential gift for a good writer is a built-in, shockproof shit detector.” This statement is typical of Ernest Hemingway, who was almost as famous for his bravado lifestyle as for changing...
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