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Humber's softball team sweeps St. Clair in doubleheader at home

Humber's softball team sweeps St. Clair in doubleheader at home

Hawks' energy and motivation were the key motivators leading the women to victory over the Saints.
Humber Lakeshore celebrates student art at Nuit Blanche

Humber Lakeshore celebrates student art at Nuit Blanche

This year, the fifth anniversary of Nuit Blanche at the polytechnic celebrates the work of alumni and current students.
Chris Alexander drops out of Toronto mayoral race

Chris Alexander drops out of Toronto mayoral race

Former federal cabinet minister was polling third among top candidates, incumbent Olivia Chow and Ward 19 councillor Brad Bradford.
Rock N' Art a welcome break

Rock N' Art a welcome break

Students enjoy music, snacks, and the chance to paint rocks between classes at North campus.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Humber student finds niche in fashion management

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Humber student finds niche in fashion management

Fashion Management student said hands-on projects have helped her find her direction.
Warning about high-pressure electronics scam on campus

Warning about high-pressure electronics scam on campus

Head of security alerts students about people offering too-good-to-be-true deals on devices like TVs.
Run for the Cure for breast cancer draws 10,000

Run for the Cure for breast cancer draws 10,000

Pink floods Toronto streets as the annual fundraiser unites in a community effort to raise funds to fight the disease.
Fans go phone-free at Phoebe Bridgers concert

Fans go phone-free at Phoebe Bridgers concert

Thousands sang along with the folk singer, waving lighters instead of phones during slow songs.
Humber Lakeshore hosts Nuit Blanche in a new home this year

Humber Lakeshore hosts Nuit Blanche in a new home this year

The showcase, celebrating its 20th anniversary, features 10 art installations at Humber's Lakeshore campus.
Understanding Truth and Reconciliation on campus

Understanding Truth and Reconciliation on campus

College educators say peeling away the layers of misinformation about Indigenous history and culture is essential to increasing awareness and knowledge.