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Camosun recognized as national leader in applied research
Camosun InnovatesCamosun College reaffirms its standing as a premier applied research institution in Canada, securing a spot among the top 50 research colleges in 2023. This marks the ninth consecutive year that Camosun has been included on this prestigious list.
Camosun students putting learning to work in the community
Community Centre for Sport and Exercise EducationDuring the Fall term, Kinesiology 435 students from the Outdoor Adventure Education course put into practice what they’ve learned about the importance of land stewardship, volunteering, and maintaining shared natural spaces as recreation leaders.
Camosun College to host traditional pit cook demonstration
IndigenousA traditional Coast Salish pit cook demonstration is taking place at Camosun College’s Interurban Campus. The pit cook demonstrates and promotes the traditional use of the camas, and keeps the teachings, and traditional ways alive.
Keeping the college community healthy during respiratory illness season
CommunityWith the arrival of fall comes respiratory illnesses season. We can all take precautions to keep ourselves and each other healthy by covering our cough or sneeze, regular hand washing and staying home when sick.
Making sport accessible to everyone
Community Centre for Sport and Exercise EducationThe Centre for Sport & Exercise Education welcomed Paralympians Byron Green and Zak Madell for a classroom visit in October.
Winter seats available in Arts & Science courses
School of Arts and ScienceThe following Arts & Science courses still have sections with seats available for the Winter 2024 term.
Camosun College launches GivingTuesday initiative
GivingCamosun College is gearing up with two partners for a heartwarming GivingTuesday initiative that will help uplift students on their educational journey, removing barriers that could stand in their way.
Camosun students bring death out of the darkness
School of Arts and ScienceWhat’s the difference between a good and bad death? Why and how do the living continue to interact with the dead? How do different cultures perceive death?
Camosun entrepreneurs POP at business pitch competition
CommunityFor the second year in a row, women from the 2023 Maker to Market Program at Camosun College have achieved notoriety from a provincial competition that celebrates immigrant entrepreneurs.
Chargers volleyball setting up for another banner season
Camosun Chargers AthleticsThe volleyball teams kick off their quest for back-to-back provincial gold medals on Saturday, Oct. 21 against the College of the Rockies (COTR) Avalanche.
Learning to advocate for Indigenous peoples
IndigenousStudying at Camosun College gave Katie Manomie a safe place to learn more about herself, where she came from and where she wanted to go.