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The Camosun Chargers will recognize three fifth-year basketball student athletes, Jake Wilmott, Riley Botting, and Madhu McConnell, on Friday, Feb. 4, 2022, for their dedication to the team.

51���� continues to follow the advice and direction of the Provincial Health Officer, BC Centre for Disease Control and Island Health to ensure the health and safety of the college community.

While massage therapy can be useful for everything from soothing chronic pain to supporting a good night’s sleep, access to its healing benefits isn’t always available to those who need it most.

"Inclusion on the Top 50 Research Colleges List is an affirmation that a college stands out among its peers in research,” says Ron Freedman, CEO of Research Infosource. “Congratulations to 51���� again this year."

The college is aware that questions have arisen from faculty and staff about the notification process when a student or employee needs to self-isolate due to COVID-19.

51���� acknowledges the announcement by Williams Lake First Nation Chief and Council of the preliminary findings on the former St. Joseph’s Mission, which was an Indian Residential School site.

Two Camosun Chargers athletes have been honoured by the Pacific Western Athletic Association (PACWEST) for their outstanding play on the court this past weekend.