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Camosun president says her contract termination is ‘completely unjustified’
Note: This article originally appeared in the Nexus, the student newspaper of Camosun College. We reported yesterday that Camosun College told current president Kathryn Laurin on June 20 that her contract was…
Don’t rock the vote
The average voter turnout in Mali’s general election is 21.3 per cent, the lowest of any country. National officials blame low turnout on a lack of faith in democracy and…
Youth in motion
Canada and Ireland have created more opportunities for youth to travel between each country through the signing of an amendment to the youth mobility agreement. The youth mobility agreement between…
Growing a green future for Victoria
One of the biggest challenges facing human beings today may be securing sustainable, healthy food. Many current food production methods appear increasingly inadequate and even on the verge of collapse.…
UVSS joins coalition to end bus pass-ups
A coalition between the UVic Students’ Society (UVSS), Camosun College Student Society (CCSS), and Unifor 333 has launched a series of videos for its Make Transit Work campaign. The campaign…
Enternships may be the new internships
In today’s still-shaky economic climate, it’s no surprise that recent graduates are sometimes struggling to land their dream job, and that a degree isn’t necessarily the golden ticket that it…
Syria’s conundrum continues
The best of intentions Following a Christmas address in which Pope Francis urged increased humanitarian aid to besieged Syrians suffering from the country’s extended civil war, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad…
UVic’s associate dean of science cracks the Earth’s crust
During a two-month expedition on the JOIDES Resolution, Dr. Kathy Gillis, associate dean of the Faculty of Science at UVic, was one of two chief scientists that helped confirm and…Our Digital Print Issue
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