New students getting the feel for Vancouver Island University’s Nanaimo campus
09-09-2026 01:48 via nanaimobulletin.com

New students getting the feel for Vancouver Island University’s Nanaimo campus

A new student to Vancouver Island University is getting re-acclimated to school life.Jack Nelson, from Sherwood Park, Alta., was at the Rock the VIU event Tuesday, Sept. 8 at Nanaimo campus, orienting new students and providing information about university life and services.
“[VIU is] on the Island, which really attracted me, and it has a lot of field-based and nature-based programs,” said Nelson.
The Nanaimo campus is “gorgeous” and “very hilly,” and Nelson s
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