CapU in Photos: September-December 2023

Written by Patrick Leung

Published6 December, 2023

Photo credit Patrick Leung

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

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Let’s rewind and relive some fall moments at CapU! From dancing the night away at Captivate, celebrating Women’s History Month, to exploring the great outdoors, it was a fall to remember on campus.

Singer-songwriter Wanting Qu performing in honour of Women's History Month — Singer-songwriter Wanting Qu performing in honour of Women's History Month.

Tourism Management students travelled to Mosquito Creek to learn about invasive plants, native species and general ecology — Tourism Management students travelled to Mosquito Creek to learn about invasive plants, native species and general ecology.

Tourism Management students during an expedition to the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve, where they learned about nature, wildlife and teamwork — Reserve, where they learned about nature, wildlife and teamwork.

A night of mystery and laughter at the BlueShore Theatre during a performance of “Clue” — A night of mystery and laughter at the BlueShore Theatre during a performance of “Clue.”

An incredible performance of “Weasel” by CapU Musical Theatre students — “Weasel” performed by Acting for Stage and Screen and Musical Theatre students.

Students in an interaction design class exploring the possibilities of virtual reality (VR) — Students in an interaction design class exploring the possibilities of virtual reality (VR).

This quartet of blossoming artists is wrapping up their first term in the Indigenous Digital Filmmaking program — This quartet of blossoming artists is wrapping up their first term in the Indigenous Digital Filmmaking program.

Students gathering for a game of Jenga at Captivate — Students gathering for a game of Jenga at Captivate.

President Paul Dangerfield browsing through books at the United Way book sale — President Paul Dangerfield browsing through books at the United Way book sale.

At our international fair, students take on the role of teachers, sharing insights about countries from all corners of the globe — At our international fair, students take on the role of teachers, sharing insights about countries from all corners of the globe.

Elder Wendy Charbonneau performing her trilogy, “Resisting Injustice, Genocide and Linguicide” on Sept. 28, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — Elder Wendy Charbonneau performing her trilogy, “Resisting Injustice, Genocide and Linguicide” on Sept. 28, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Students channelled their inner craftsperson, bringing to life beautiful, handmade drums — Students channelled their inner craftsperson, bringing to life beautiful, handmade drums.

Students learning the art of drumming — Students learning the art of drumming.

The Centre for International Experience team empowers and supports CapU international students every day — The Centre for International Experience team empowers and supports CapU international students every day.

Life drawing session at Explore CapU — Life drawing session at Explore CapU.

Prospective students learning about the programs offered by the School of Motion Picture Arts — Prospective students learning about the programs offered by the School of Motion Picture Arts.