wildthings: January 8, 2024 issue |
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Creature Feature: January 8, 2024 issue |
Ruby Rioux and the Bats from Saturn: January 8, 2024 issue |
25 Years Ago in Nexus: January 8, 2024 issueNew Nexus, who dis?: Our January 11, 1999 issue brought with it a changed Nexus, including a lot of new features, including comics, a fresh layout, and a Horrorscopes column, which twisted classic horoscopes toward all things sinister for added devilish flair. For example, based on this column, if you’re a Scorpio you may need […] Continue Reading |
Brainrot: January 8, 2024 issue |
Fellas, Let’s Figure It Out: Sticking to resolutionsHappy New Year, Camosun students! This is the time of year when many of us set goals and resolutions, or aim to implement new habits. However, if you’re anything like me, many of those big goals or habits fall to the wayside by February. In this column, I’ll share some actionable tips to help you […] Continue Reading |
AGGV exhibit showcases local tattoo art and cultureLocal tattoo artistry and culture is the focus of Tender Touch, an art exhibit at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria. As a teenager, exhibit curator Mel Granley was interested in tattoos and body modification, noting that both her mother and grandfather had tattoos. Over the past 10 years, Granley has built a relationship with […] Continue Reading |
Camosun College ranks nationally in applied research listFor the ninth year in a row Camosun College has ranked nationally in the top 50 research colleges for 2023. This time around, the college came in at number 47 on the list, compiled by Research Infosource, a Canadian research, consulting, and publishing firm. The branch of Camosun that focuses on applied research is Camosun […] Continue Reading |
Nexus newspaper November 29, 2023 full issueRead the full issue here. Continue Reading |
BCFS campaign recommends tuition freeze, more government fundingThe British Columbia Federation of Students (BCFS) is aiming to freeze student tuition with its Fund It, Fix It campaign. The campaign also recommends that the provincial government invest an additional $500 million annually for post-secondary-institution operational costs so the institutions don’t have an over-reliance on domestic and international student tuition. Camosun College Student Society […] Continue Reading |