Lakeshore prof nominated for Jazz Album of the Year at Juno Awards
The Juno nomination was a surprise for Kelso. He actually forgot he applied.
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Humberthropocene exhibit shows scale and impact of campus garbage
For Anya Mielniczek, garbage has always been a source of artistic inspiration.
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Music student’s new single breaks into Billboard Dance Club Top 40
The 18-year-old Toronto-based pop-soul singer’s song “Pieces — The Remixes” was released as a single early January.
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PSA tackles horror of plastic bags, wins award at GH film-festival
Jackson’s PSA took a literal spin on the horrors of plastic, fusing comedy, horror and environmentalism into a two-minute short film.
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Police Academy loses humour but buildings still look good
The curator of the Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre, Jennifer Bazar, felt there was a significant difference watching it when she was younger to watching it now.
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Musicians mourn loss of ‘ambassador of Canadian rock music’
Rush drummer Neil Peart was part of one of Canada's greatest musical exports.
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Smoking popcorn forces cancellation of Humber’s hot docs
Humber’s 51st annual documentary screening at the Ted Rogers Cinema went up in smoke as an overheated popcorn machine and a triggered switch forced the evacuation of the building.
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R&B showcase brings great vibes to Lakeshore
Humber music students showcased another dimension of rhythm and blues at the R&B showcase that filled the room with enjoyment and funk. (John Grant)
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Theatre students put on ‘Elektric’ performance
Emotions poured out of Humber theatre students as they gave an Elektra-fying performance, shocking audiences with the debut of their rendition of Elektra – a Greek myth which had previously been adapted into a play by Canadian playwright Judith Thompson.
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OPINION: Disney+ will take years to develop its reputation among competitors
While Netflix has been one of the most dominant entertainment services, it took years to reach its pinnacle. A Business Insider chart shows it still took the giant until 2017 to surpass cable subscribers in the U.S.
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Using music in education could improve students self-esteem, empathy
Music is thought to have various elements that can help contribute to a child’s education and brain development.
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UGH art show celebrates depth, beauty and darkness
“My main inspiration for my work is my fascination with what is unseen in human expression than what is,” Leal said during his first solo exhibition.
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Multi-talented keyboardist never doubted being able to achieve her musical dreams
Pos was eight when she started to play piano, and her parents encouraged her to learn how to master the instrument. This was because their family’s life was surrounded by music and musicians.
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TIFA’s celebrates its 40th Anniversary
TIFA celebrated its 40th anniversary with more than 30 guest speakers throughout its 11-day festival, allowing attendees to listen to and learn from a wide selection of inspiring authors.
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Former Black Panther speaks about the fight for equal rights
The voice of one of the greatest activists of the ‘60s still resonates with her familiar urgency to change the institutions that systematically perpetuate racism, violence and injustice.
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Gospel choir director want non-music students to get credit
The gospel choir allows students the opportunity to learn and enjoy music they may not have explored outside of the choir.
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Arb program honoured with Edward Burtynsky award
The program allows children to play outside and explore their boundaries as well as nature through “risky play,” a term that’s been used a lot at the Humber Child Development Centre.
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Grad stars in CBC sketch comedy Tallboyz
The year he started at Humber, Banzo was short on money and couldn’t afford his lunch.
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Humber Literary Review joins Word on the Street’s 30th anniversary
David Miller, an editor with the Humber Literary Review, has attended WOTS for 20 years and has seen the changes that have shaped contemporary publishing.
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Long live the passenger pigeons: ‘martyrs’ of the avian world
Lakeshore campus hosted the “Silencing a Feathered Tempest” event, which detailed the extinction of the passenger pigeon.
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