Mural invites Highway 27 users to walk on the wild side
Artist Kirsten McCrea painted the mural on Highway 27 to connect locals and students to the Humber Arboretum.
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“This is where Julia was groped on her way home from work”
As part of a new anti-harassment campaign, TTC has launched an app where commuters can report incidents of assault directly to the TTC
Humber grad lights up TIFF silver screen
Michelle McLeod, a 2013 graduate of Humber College, took over the big screen at the Toronto International Film Festival this year in the starring role in her first major motion picture.
Guelph-Humber to get a fall reading break
Guelph-Humber students could have a fall reading week as early as 2018 ast Semester…
Join the Club!
Don’t feel a part of campus? Then join a club and meet people with similar interests, or maybe even make one yourself!
Miracles on Rexdale Boulevard
At the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries on Rexdale Boulevard, congregants expect their weekly congregation of more than 500 to swell to 8,000 within 10 years
Research shows more young adults are hitting the slot machines
Runia Hilo, 23, a York University student and part-time employee at a Greek restaurant deals with problem gambling.
Live-Judging Gives Photographers Unique Experience
The Etobicoke Camera Club continued to innovate Ontario photography-judging traditions by including live-judging for their contests.
Are You Using Your Benefits?
All Humber and Guelph-Humber students pay fees that cover health and dental insurance, but many students don't even know they're covered.
Etobicoke’s Centennial Stadium Will Not Be Renamed after Rob Ford
Following a vote by city council the late Rob Ford will not have Centennial Park Stadium in Etobicoke named after him.