“No More Silence:” Take Back the Night Marchers
Support for sexual assault survivors was in full effect at Humber College's second a…
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Humber 50th Anniversary Reunion Took a Decade to Plan
Rick Bell, the first president of Humber College back in 1967, wanted to contribute …
Guelph-Humber introduces its first online degree programs
The University of Guelph-Humber has launched its first two fully online degree programs. The two bachelor of applied science programs are for...
Looking for a Job at a Job Fair? Look Elsewhere
Job fairs might be thought as the answer for anyone who’s looking for employment. If you’re a student, though, your search might be harder then you expected. That’s what students found out at the NAPP Canada Job Fair at Woodbine Centre Mall a couple of weeks ago.
New Weed Laws Mean New Weed Rules for Humber
With new legislation legalizing weed being passed, Humber College needs to rethink how it handles marijuana use on campus.
New 1,000-Space Parking Garage to Open Fall 2018
Students from the University of Guelph-Humber will have designated parking spaces in the new multi-deck parking garage that is being built on campus, according to Humber College’s manager of transportation and parking services, James Irvine.
College Faculty Strike: Negotiations Resume
The Ontario Public Service Employees Union and College Employer Council have resumed negotiations in hope of ending the Ontario-wide college faculty strike.
Ceejay Nofuente: Humber basketball’s humble hero
She took a step back to elude a defender, pushed off with her right foot and then felt her knee buckle. When she heard a pop, she knew something was wrong.
Residents frustrated nuisance tree here to stay
The City of Toronto has decided to stay firm on the protection for black walnut trees despite the number of complaints from residents who have said that the tree has caused damage to their properties.
Illegal student houses disrupting the peace in Rexdale: Councillor
Students are renting illegal rooming houses to compete with a lack of alternatives according to one Toronto city councillor.