Humber hosts live virtual Open House for prospective students April 18
Future Humber students can experience all the college has to offer in their PJs this Saturday.
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Category: Campus News
Shift to online learning poses challenges for post-secondary students
While learning at home has its advantages — a drastically shortened commute, for example — the shift to remote lectures and labs is presenting challenges for some students.
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Humber students stressed by remote learning workload sign online petitions
Nathaniel Smith, News Reporter Hundreds of Humber students are signing online petitions asking for...
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Hospital uses Humber’s Queens Plate parking lot for COVID-19 tests
Humber College and the William Osler Heath System transformed the Queens Plate Drive parking lot into a drive-thru assessment centre to screen people for COVID-19.
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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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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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