IGNITE outlines budget of $13.57 million at its 2020-21 AGM
Humber College's student government IGNITE announced its budget of about $13.57 million for 2020-21 at its Annual General Meeting on March 27.
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Category: Campus News
IGNITE introduces new directors on virtual annual meeting
IGNITE’s Annual General Meeting, which happens each year on campus, resorted to meeting online due to all Humber campuses closing as a result of COVID-19.
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Hospital-grade disinfectant used throughout Humber’s buildings
To combat the spread of the virus, Humber College is conducting specialized COVID-19 cleaning behind closed doors, so that students can come back to a worry-free environment.
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Humber residences remain open for those with nowhere to go
Humber students living in residence were asked to move out last Tuesday but there are exceptions for students who don't have anywhere else to go.
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Industrial design students take a seat at annual chair-making competition
Ten chairs battled it out for the top prize at the contest held March 9 at the Barrett CTI.
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Engineering squads compete for spot in Ontario mechatronics throwdown
Finalists won a grant of $1,250 along with the chance to compete in the Skills Ontario tournament in the Toronto Convention Centre in May.
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Planning sustainable responses to humanitarian crises
The forum was a response to the global initiative launched the United Nations in 2015 to develop sustainable humanitarian aid projects.
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EDITORIAL: Students need to take campus government seriously
Very few Humber students voted in the 2020-21 Board of Directors election. And that's bad.
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Low student voter turnout marks 2020 election of IGNITE’s directors
Low voter turnout marked the 2020 IGNITE Board of Governors elections.
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First-annual Black Excellence Conference addresses economic barriers facing students
IGNITE VP Shay Hamilton said the event was meant to help students prepare for the “real world” through young experienced voices.
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IGNITE ELECTION: UGH candidates say community, listening to students are key issues, not transparency
None of the four candidates from the University of Guelph-Humber running for IGNITE’s Board of Directors are advocating opening board meetings to the public.
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Tim Hortons pulls Roll Up cups due to COVID-19
Tim Hortons announced it removed all of the Roll Up the Rim paper cups “due to the current public health environment”.
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Game development students prepare for inevitable industry crunch
Crunch is the intense period of time leading up to the release of a game, which could include 100-hour work weeks, very few breaks and no extra pay.
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TTC fare increase puts pressure on student wallets
Beatriz Balderrama Baleeiro, New Reporter Torontonians don’t seem to be looking forward to spring so much anymore. Since March 1, public transit users have started to feel their wallet a bit lighter after the TTC’s 10-cent fare increase. The Toronto Transit Commission website says that the adult cash fare continues the same at $3.25, the adult PRESTO fare increased to…
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International student campus to open in 2021
The Humber International Graduate School is currently under construction near Bloor Street West and Church Street.
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Cover Up sculpture at Lakeshore breaks conventional gallery setting
A bronze figure standing just outside C building at Humber Lakeshore gazes out toward the street unflinchingly as his hands reach up to his hood.
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Pandemic imposes sounds of silence at Humber
Humber’s Lakeshore campus hosted its last music showcase March 6 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, silencing a campus that radiated music.
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IGNITE ELECTION: Lakeshore candidates push for international students’ rights, transparency
Seven candidates are seeking three Board of Directors spots to represent Lakeshore campus.
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IGNITE ELECTION: Voting ends Friday for nine Board of Directors positions
Voting for nine Board of Directors positions for IGNITE began Monday. Voting ends on Friday.
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Humber aims to curb coronavirus by cancelling non-essential travel
Due to growing concerns of the COVID-19 virus, Humber College has cancelled all non-essential trips to heavily effected regions until the end of June.
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