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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Students create eco-friendly designs for WWF competition
The one-day event, which is organized annually under the WWF’s Living Planet @ Campus platform, tasks post-secondary students from across Ontario with designing a device, object or installation addressing a sustainability-related issue.
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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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Vocal showcase highlights diversity and talents of program’s singers, musicians
Humber music students outlined the evolution of music from Africa now infused with the music heard today in a powerful showcase of vocals and percussion.
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Hard work pays off for Schneider as women place second in Western Division
Pablo Balza, Sports Reporter Hawks’ Lauren Schneider set a personal best against the Cambrian Golden Shield. She hit 36 dimes — hitting the ball off her opponent’s faces while on a 3-1 win during the team’s recent Nickel Belt tour. The second-year University of Guelph-Humber psychology student and setter was named Athlete of the Week for Feb. 10 following the…
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Theatre students open Pandora’s Box with sinful tales from Peyton Place
The play Pandora in Blue Jeans is about the life of American author Grace Metalious and her ground-breaking novel Peyton Place.
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No candidate forum for next IGNITE election
For the first-time, candidates are only eligible to run for positions on the board of directors.
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Consent education program hosts painting night
Consent Peer Education (CPE) is a program that provides student-facing events to engage and educate on what consent looks like from all perspectives.
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Insurance panel seeks recruits as nearly third of workforce expected to retire soon
Humber students and faculty heard from a panel of insurance experts from an industry shrinking in size. Almost a third of those employed in the field are expected to retired within the next five years, and the drive is on to find their replacements.
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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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FAST career fair attracts 50 employers
Employers offering full time, part-time, co-op placement and internship opportunities to students were present at the fair.
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