Humber’s Fashion Management students weave identity into design
Humber Lakeshore’s fashion revolution is where students infuse fashion with authenticity, inclusivity, and sustainability.
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Humber Lakeshore celebrates Women’s Day
Humber Lakeshore held an event in celebration of International Women’s Day. Here’s what women at the event had to say.
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IGNITE student election campaign round-up. Here’s what you need to know.
Candidates for IGNITE’s 2024-25 Board of Directors discuss what changes they hope to make and what the board does for students and faculty.
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Journalism degree at Humber explores options during pause in admissions
Humber College’s journalism degree program at Lakeshore campus is being re-evaluated.
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Spring Open House: Humber College prepares for new students
Humber College is having an Open House at the North and Lakeshore campuses this weekend.
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Record-setting number of students to take part in Humber art show next week
Humber’s student artists will compete with each other for cash prizes and the opportunity to display their artwork internationally
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Humber’s NXNE Battle of the Bands to be hosted on Saturday
Humber College is set to host the NXNE Battle of the Bands music festival
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Reading Week: What’s Open at Humber’s Lakeshore Campus
Lakeshore students will have access to the library and athletics during reading week – but not Timmies
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Humber gets vaccinated for the flu
Humber offers flu shots for their students, staff and community.
Read MoreIGNITE’s elections finish with less than five per cent of students voting
These elections were much different from the previous: they were completely virtual.
Read MoreLife under social distancing: Welcome to the summer break, COVID-19 style
Welcome to summer break during a pandemic.
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British artist interprets contemporary sculpture at Humber’s Lakeshore campus
The Cover Up, sculpted by contemporary British artist Thomas J. Price, represents the under-representation and misconception of Black people.
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