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On September 30 many Camosun students, employees and community supporters will wear orange shirts to show their commitment to the principle that every child matters and to show support for those who attended residential schools and their families.

A Formula Race Car concept, arm gesture control system, a tennis practice system, a portable machining robot, and an underwater remotely operated vehicle—these are just a few of the eclectic and ingenious projects from this year’s graduating class in Mechanical Engineering Technology at Camosun College.

People looking for low-cost professional dental hygiene care are invited to contact Camosun’s Dental Clinic at the Lansdowne Campus. Clients of all ages are welcome.

When Sarabdeep Deogan first immigrated to Canada, she knew little about her new country’s popular culture from decades past. When she chose a career working with seniors, she knew she needed to brush up on her history.

Make way summer, the back to school season is now in full swing. This time of year is busy for students who are heading off to college or university for the first time. But there are a number of ways to help make the transition as seamless as possible.

Canada Post service disruptions may impact Camosun College’s ability to communicate with students who normally receive important information about their programs, admission and registration details, etc., via the postal system.

Camosun is working with Arusha Technical College, the premier technical school in Tanzania, Africa to develop a gas transmission technician diploma program to meet the pipefitting needs of industry. The final result will be a program adapted from British Columbia's trades foundation and apprenticeship system, aligned with the local technical education system in Tanzania.

Camosun School of Business grad and Chargers golf phenome Brady Stead is fresh off winning this year’s Vancouver Open Amateur Division and is putting his skills to the test this week at the BC Men’s Am Championship in Qualicum. Recently, Brady took time to talk to us about his successful and illuminating five-year intercollegiate experience.

Recent visitors to Camosun College’s Interurban campus may have noticed a small yet striking new feature next to the Culinary Arts Centre. With neatly arranged rows of electric blue porcelain pots, a winding path of circular stepping stones and lovingly tended patches of delicious herbs, Camosun’s new ‘edible garden’ is designed to help students in the professional cook program integrate fresh, local ingredients into their cooking.