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Today, third-year Camosun College Charger Matthew Gray is one of the leading athletes in the PACWEST conference. The 6’0” University Transfer student has been ranked Top 5 in assists throughout the majority of the season thus far, and is described by Camosun Men’s Basketball Head Coach, Scot Cuachon, as the team’s “floor general and decision maker.”

Following four weeks of competition, the Camosun Chargers Men’s Basketball team closed their 2019 PACWEST calendar openers with their third consecutive split after executing two thrilling see-saw battles against the Langara College Falcons in Vancouver. Both games were as tight as they get, with the first contest ending in overtime, as the two teams traded points right up until the final frames.

It was a rough opening weekend for the Camosun Chargers Men’s Volleyball team who fell in back-to-back five-set battles against the Douglas College Royals in New Westminster.

After closing the first half of the season with a hard fought weekend series against the nation’s #1 team VIU Mariners, the Camosun Chargers Women’s Volleyball team began the New Year facing the #2 nationally ranked Douglas College Royals in their 2019 openers on the January 4-5 weekend in New Westminster.

Led by veteran players Tessa Lannon-Paakspuu and Kathryn Candell, the Camosun Chargers Women’s Basketball team exploded into the New Year this past weekend with back-to-back wins over the Langara College Falcons in Vancouver. The Chargers fired up their fourth consecutive victory and sit third in the PACWEST conference standings with a record of 5-3. Over the past four weeks of competition, Camosun has risen to a #10 national ranking in the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association.

When Camosun’s new Sustainability Plan was launched earlier this fall, Maria Bremner, Manager of Sustainability, credited the collaborative process, and in particular student leadership, as vital to its success.

Camosun College is pleased to announce the appointment Dr. Monty Bryant to the Camosun College Board of Governors. Dr. Bryant has been appointed for a term from December 31, 2018 to July 31, 2020.

The Camosun College Foundation is pleased to announce the Friends of Camosun Award recipients, recognizing students who demonstrate a joy of learning in each of the college’s five schools. The recipients were acknowledged in a special lunch on Wednesday, December 12.

Camosun’s future-focussed Career Lab opened its doors last week, with an open house for staff on November 28 and an official launch event on November 29.

A modern totem pole, representing the energy and vibrancy of Camosun College, is being carved by Coast Salish artist Bear (Douglas) Horne as part of the finishing touches on the college’s new Centre for Trades Education and Innovation (CTEI) at Interurban.

We're looking for feedback from current Camosun students on a wide range of topics, including use of technology in the classroom, applied learning opportunities, support services, campus planning, and more!

The Camosun Chargers Men’s Volleyball team produced a pair of electrifying four-set victories over the #4 nationally ranked VIU Mariners this past weekend to seize the No. 1 spot in the conference and jump to #5 in the CCAA National rankings!

Early Sunday morning, arson incidents along with vandalism and physical damage occurred in four buildings at the Interurban campus. Investigations continue with both the fire and police departments. We are working now to ascertain the full impact of the damage. Our first concern is the health and safety of all employees and students and minimizing the impact on student courses and programs.

The Camosun College Foundation is thrilled to announce a $1 million gift from the Sisters of St Ann for The Alex & Jo Campbell Centre for Health and Wellness.

November 25 is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, kicking off 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. In recognition of this time, Camosun’s Office of Student Support is hosting a number of events on campus, and invite students to both reflect on violence against women and to take action to end it.