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IGNITE insurance opt-out date is in sight

IGNITE insurance opt-out date is in sight

Students automatically opt-in to the balanced insurance plan at the beginning of a semester, but they can opt-out if they’re covered by another plan.
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Humber's Hansen throws her second career no-hitter

Humber's Hansen throws her second career no-hitter

Chants of “Let’s go Shade” came from the Humber softball team's dugout as players were counting the pitches as Shade Hansen inched closer to her second no-hitter.
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Protest in Toronto challenges Venezuela’s election results

Protest in Toronto challenges Venezuela’s election results

Venezuelans demanded freedom during demonstrations last Saturday
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Good Morning Humber - October 2

Good Morning Humber - October 2

Pathways, coffee prices and Young M.A.
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EDITORIAL: Mental health literacy must be taught to adults

EDITORIAL: Mental health literacy must be taught to adults

The Ontario government's recent initiative to introduce mandatory mental health literacy in schools is a crucial step in addressing the growing mental health crisis among youth. However, this is not enough as the adults supporting these students also must be educated on mental health.
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Humber community unites in IGNITE's Walk for Reconciliation

Humber community unites in IGNITE's Walk for Reconciliation

IGNITE and Humber Polytechnic hosted a Truth and Reconciliation Walk at North campus.
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: New team, new beginnings

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: New team, new beginnings

First-year Gershon Mbobi is looking forward to a new year at Humber.
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Vancouver Whitecaps defeat Toronto FC, capture Canadian title

Vancouver Whitecaps defeat Toronto FC, capture Canadian title

Thanks to a heroic goalkeeping performance, Vancouver Whitecaps FC won their third straight Canadian Championship title with a win on penalties over Toronto FC.
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EDITORIAL: Financial literacy must be taught earlier than high school

EDITORIAL: Financial literacy must be taught earlier than high school

Students need to learn about financial literacy earlier in their education so they can understand how money works and prepare them for the future.
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Faculty union seeks strike vote

Faculty union seeks strike vote

OPSEU, the union representing faculty, has called for a strike vote in October as contract talks move slowly.
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