Black History Month not well known among Humber’s African students
Some African students had never heard of Black History Month until they arrived in Canada.
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Humber’s capstone expo highlights advanced manufacturing projects
Humber students in the electrical program showcased their capstone projects for their POC communications class on April 16.
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Cafe LinX, Humber 96.9 team up to sell $1 coffees
Cafe LinX and 96.9 Radio Humber partnered up to sell $1 coffee to Humber students on April 16 at the LRC ramp.
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Jim Bialek is retiring after 40 years with Humber
Jim Bialek, manager of Humber Athletics and Sports Information, is getting inducted to the OCAA Hall of Fame. He's also retiring after four decades at the college.
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In the ‘Nude’ and in the know
Second year students in the Cosmetology Management Program at Humber College’s North Campus held an event for Nudestix products in front of the Humber spa on April 3.
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More than 1,000 books sold at Humber’s ECE book sale
Textbooks and childhood classics were all the rage during the Early Childhood Education (ECE) student council’s book sale at Humber North.
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Humber fundraises for Autism Awareness Day
April 2 is Autism Awareness Day and Early Childhood Education Special Needs students at Humber North raised money today through a bake sale to help make lives of people on the spectrum better.
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Radical Run a real workout
The Radical Run obstacle course was fun, but students needed to sign a waiver.
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Humber ends regular season with a loss against rival Sheridan
Paige McGowan, Sports Reporter There are some great rivalries in sport, like the Argos and the Ticats, and Ohio State and the University of Michigan. And in that heady mix of sports animus lies the simmering rivalry of the Humber Hawks and the Sheridan Bruins. They men for the final regular-season men’s basketball tilt in Oakville on Feb. 15. While…
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Tickets reportedly offered for sale to free events at Humber
Tickets to popular free events at Humber College were reportedly being offered for sale on the internet in January.
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Caribbean inventors showcased at Humber North
Sean Marco, News Reporter Humber North kicked off Black History Month on Friday hosting a Caribbean Inventors and Innovators Museum. The museum attracted people all around the GTA from young to old, no matter their ethnicity was, the exhibit was a hit. And it was all free. “It’s nice to see Caribbean inventors getting some light. I never heard some…
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Student fundraiser making splashes at Humber North
Sean Marco, News Reporter School is hard enough, but raising money to earn grades is a huge challenge. Rhea DiFlorio and Cassandra Droog, both Bachelor of Interior Design students at Humber College, was given a task along with their fellow classmates, to raise between $10,000 to $20,000 by the end of the semester for their thesis show. The interior design thesis…
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Landon Grant’s quest to create games leads to Humber
More than 100 students attended Humber's Global Game Jam, where they had 48 hours to create a game.
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Humber Hawks men’s team continues winning streak
Paige McGowan, Sports Reporter Humber’s men’s basketball team dominated the province’s league in 2018 – and it appears that mastery of the other colleges will continue in 2019. They reached another pinnacle in their first game at home this year against the University of Toronto-Mississauga with a final score of 120-97. The Hawks had a good first half of their…
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Indigenous media critic Wente advocates for inclusive, diverse media
Wente said that negative representations of Indigenous people in the media unfairly portray them either as “savages” in films or in a ludicrous format in the case of sports mascots.
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North space gallery featuring Black History Month exhibit comes to a close
Curated and run by Francis Jeffers, the International African Inventors Museum (IAIM) features the achievements in technological innovation of persons of African descent from around the world.
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