Nic’s Flicks: No Time to Die exciting and emotional end of an era

No Time to Die (2021) 3/4 From the iconic gun-barrel sequences to the memorable theme songs, James Bond is one of the key movie franchises that resonates with me deeply and will always have a special place in my heart. This is why I’m glad to report that Daniel Craig’s fifth and last James Bond […]

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International at Camosun: Post-secondary differences

While studying online during the winter 2021 semester I had already realized the massive amount of differences between the Indian and Canadian education systems. In the Canadian education system, we can choose our own courses for the semester, and the class list is always different for each course in each semester. Initially, it was pretty […]

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Camosun alumnus steers Big Wheel Burger to focus on environment, community

Big Wheel Burger founder Calen McNeil, who graduated from Camosun College’s Pacific Rim Studies program in 1992, says that the college was pivotal in creating the success he shares with the community today. He says that it gave him the business fundamentals he needed and it taught him about community. “Camosun is always very open […]

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College unveils Cycle of Knowledge house post

On Thursday, September 16, Camosun College celebrated its 50th anniversary with the unveiling of The Cycle of Knowledge house post at its Interurban campus. The house post stands 18 feet tall, and is 2,500 pounds of cedar and aluminium; it was carved by Camosun alumnus Bear Horne. The design on the house post incorporates three […]

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New resource available for mental-health crises on campus

A new tool has been made available for staff and faculty of BC colleges and universities to support students on campus who are dealing with mental-health crises. Let’s Talk about Suicide: Raising Awareness and Supporting Students is a digital resource made available by BCcampus. University of Victoria Student Wellness Centre manager of mental health outreach […]

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Antarctica offers beautiful and entertaining big-screen experience

Getting the chance to visit Antarctica was always on my bucket list. But even if it’s not on yours, Antarctica (opening Saturday at IMAX at the Royal BC Museum) is a truly beautiful and entertaining experience from beginning to end. It also shows ways to protect our planet and reduce emissions that cause climate change […]

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Let’s Talk 2.0: Consent is key

What does consent sound like to you? Like many others, you may know what consent means in theory but struggle to imagine a scenario where it’s used properly. So, what is consent? How is it used? And why do we, the people living in the 21st century, seem to be so bad at it? To […]

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CamSTAR helps students prepare for job interviews using story-based approach

You may not think that storytelling has a role to play in job interviews, but Camosun’s new CamSTAR utility suggests otherwise. This free online tool allows students to reflect on their professional experience in a way that is useful and valuable to employers. The best interview answers are those which take the form of a […]

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Camosun students get Mechanical Engineering Showcase award for kelp seed launcher

Four Camosun students were recently recognized for their work for a local seaweed company with the Most Innovative Project award at the college’s 2021 Mechanical Engineering Student Showcase. For their capstone project, Mechanical Engineering students Anika Andersen, Marshel Glidden, Justin Tomlinson, and Huu Duong Nguyen worked with Sidney’s Cascadia Seaweed to develop a kelp seed […]

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