CapU in Photos: September-December 2022

Written by Patrick Leung

Published2 December, 2022

Photo credit Patrick Leung

CapU in Photos is our visual retrospective of campus life, proud moments and special events.

Students at orientation eating ice cream

This fall, I joined students as they gathered at in-person events that weren't possible in the past couple of years due to the pandemic.

What stands out for me is the sense of community at CapU. It was amazing to chat and get to know so many members of the CapU community. Here are a few of my favourite shots from 2022.

Returning students having fun in the photobooth — Returning students having fun in the photobooth.

Testing their agility vs. fellow students in the inflatable obstacle course in Cedar Courtyard.

CapU alumni band, Atlas, performing live in front of hundreds of students.

Brand new seats unveiled in the BlueShore Theatre.

Elder Latash shares his stories with CapU students during our brand campaign filming day.

CapU’s senior leadership team and distinguished donors break ground with President Paul Dangerfield at the site of the new Centre for Childhood Studies, which is slated to open in 2024. — CapU’s senior leadership team and distinguished donors break ground at the site of the new Centre for Childhood Studies, which is slated to open in 2024.

Jordan Gallie of Tsleil-Waututh Nation, designed a CapU Lonsdale door that features a wolf. The wolf symbolizes family and togetherness because wolves are one of the few creatures that mate with their partners for life. — Jordan Gallie of Tsleil-Waututh Nation, designed a CapU Lonsdale door that features a wolf. The wolf symbolizes family and togetherness.

CapU’s Associate Vice-President of Student Success Daniel Lavangie during the ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Student & Alumni Services Centre.

Student portrait from the CapU BRING IT advertisement campaign. — Student portraits from the CapU BRING IT advertisement campaign.

Student portrait from the CapU BRING IT advertisement campaign.

Student portrait from the CapU BRING IT advertisement campaign.

Gary Fluffer Woods, Conni Smudge, President Paul Dangerfield, and Sḵwx̱wú7mes Elder Sempulyan on the new CapU Pride Crosswalk. — Gary Fluffer Woods, Conni Smudge, President Paul Dangerfield, and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Elder Sempulyan on the new CapU Pride Crosswalk.

Alumni, scholarship recipient and BBA graduate Amina el Mantari at CapU Momentum event. — Alumna, scholarship recipient and BBA graduate Amina el Mantari at CapU Momentum event.

CapU Biology instructor Thomas Flower with students at the Howe Sound Biosphere.

Instructor Thomas Flower teaching students how to set up motion detector cameras at the Howe Sound Biosphere.

CapU Arts and Entertainment Management student Saghi Ehteshamzadeh along with her artwork protesting the lack of women’s rights in Iran.

Students learning about different cultures from around the world during International Education Week fair.

Student ambassadors talk with prospective students at the Explore CapU Open House.

Getting back to in-person events this fall was a great way for me to start my journey as the Visual Media Specialist at CapU and I’m looking forward to connecting with many more students, staff and faculty in 2023.