Not Your Parent’s Beer
Domestic beer is old news. Craft beer is the way of the future, and the industry is …
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Justice Studies program targets “new kind of public service professional”
The University of Guelph-Humber is in the vanguard for the new kind of public service professional.
So this is Christmas . . .
We spend the Holiday season in warmth and love, but there are many who don't. There are ways you can change that.
Are you a Global Citizen?
Nicole Fernandez considers herself a global citizen. True; she's an American born in a middle-eastern country, to parents who are both of Indian origin and speaks four languages.
So what IS academic freedom?
During the Ontario college strike academic freedom was one of the major issues durin…
Coming this spring: The future
Humber's Centre for Technology Innovation – slated for completion this spring – prom…
The agony of defeat
Get ready for a quiet summer in the GTA as Italy's Azzuri sit this World Cup out ta…
Security guards bear the brunt of parking woes
Between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. on weekdays, (which Peter Ivkovic, Humber’s parking and traffic coordinator says is now considered parking rush hour), parking shortages at Humber are at their peak, said Ivkovic.
Humber Hawks looking to soar
Despite losing their three best players, the Humber Men's Basketball Team is confident that their young and enthusiastic roster can help lead the school to another year of basketball success.
Follow passion rather than profit: artist
Artist Marianne Morris exhibits her abstract paintings at the University of Guelph-Humber teaching students to follow their passions.