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Fat Wreck Chords documentary set to crash The Roxy

November 22, 2016November 24, 2016
Kaitlyn Kokoska
When Greg Pratt, managing editor of the Nexus Newspaper at Camosun College, received a Facebook message three years ago from Texas filmmaker Shaun Colón asking him to help produce a...

Toronto punk outfit PUP sets its sights on Victoria

November 16, 2016November 17, 2016
Sylas Serné
The Toronto band PUP started mak- ing raucous high-energy punk music together in 2013, and have refused to stop ever since. Over the last two years, they have played nearly...

Joni Mitchell musical debuts at the Belfry Theatre

November 16, 2016November 16, 2016
Kaitlyn Kokoska
From now through Dec. 4, the Belfry Theatre presents I Think I’m Fallin’—The Songs of Joni Mitchell, a musical production that features 17 of the singer’s most iconic songs. The production...

Kanye floats and dazzles at Vancouver show

November 3, 2016November 2, 2016
Michelle Yun
Despite the typical Vancouver drizzle, the spirits of the crowd waiting outside of Roger’s Arena weren’t the least bit dampened as they waited for Kanye West to make his highly...

Thrillers, chillers, and Halloween killers: Our definitive horror flick list

October 20, 2016October 26, 2018
Jennifer Landrey and Myles Sauer
It’s October, folks, and y’all know what that means! Dark by six with a definite drop in temperature — otherwise known as the perfect settings for a horror movie night!...

Cats in film and television: Halloween edition

October 20, 2016October 26, 2018
Anna Dodd
Cats have always been representative of Halloween time: typically seen in pop culture as a witch’s favourite sidekick, they are often featured in a spooky context. Whether you’re a fan...

Cinecenta brings ‘The Golem’—and silent film—back to life

October 20, 2016October 20, 2016
Alistair Ogden
Silent horror and electronic music: two unique brands of art not often combined. But on Oct. 27, UVic students and other members of the community will have a chance to...

Boy & Bear break their limits with new album, tour

October 19, 2016October 19, 2016
Alistair Ogden
Boy & Bear have come a long way in seven years. What started out as a solo project for singer-songwriter Dave Hosking in 2009 became a duo with the addition...

Theatre alums reflect as 50th annual Alumni Festival unfolds

October 19, 2016October 24, 2016
Sylas Serné
The Phoenix Theatre is bringing back three successful alumni to perform this year for the 50th annual Alumni Festival, which is running through to Oct. 29. “These artists have travelled the...

‘The Mating Dance of the Werewolf’s’ noir style makes for hair-raising theatre

October 12, 2016
Laura Milne
It was with trepid anticipation that I attended a performance of The Mating Dance of the Werewolf at the Innconu Theatre, written by Mark Stein, directed by Wendy Merk and...
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1. Former UVic President Jamie Cassels leads the Board of Governors through a crowd of Divest protestors in January, at the meeting where they passed the responsible investment policy. Photo by Josh Ngenda. 

2. On March 5, five Indigenous Youth for Wet'suwet'en were arrested at the legislature. In this photo, some of the Indigenous Youth and their supporters are surrounding a police car. Photo by Mike Graeme.

3. A playground in summer 2020. Photo by Josh Ngenda. 

4. 9 000 people gathered in Centennial Square for a Black Lives Matter Peace Rally. Photo by Michael John Lo. 

5. Saanich Police shut down a gathering on campus during the first week of classes. Photo by Michael John Lo. 

6. A protestor at a Moms Stop the Harm rally in October calls for more government action as overdose deaths spiked. Photo by Kiley Verbowski.
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