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LatestMigrants demand status as part of ‘Migrant Spring’
A coalition of migrant rights organizations came together to fight for permanent residency status for everyone, migrant workers, international students and the undocumented.
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Humber students counter-protest against anti-abortion group
Reform anti-abortion group held an outreach event at Humber College. The group was countered by pro-choice Humber College students.
Daylight Saving Time begins, students gear up to sleep early
Ontario transitioned into DST on March 10 but studies say it is often associated with sleep problems and mood disorders, especially in students.
France announces abortion as a constitutional right
France becomes the first country to constitutionalize abortion rights.
Sora raises concerns among technology users
The new AI-generated platform produced by OpenAI recieved varied responses from technology users.
Sports
Humber’s Accommodation to Male student-athletes: Balancing Student Life and Personal Life
Humber Men's basketball player Jamani Barrett says he uses the support resources provided by Humber College because “there's not many institutions like this in the country.”
Culture
ArtsSounds of the Toronto transit system
The TTC Musicians program offers musicians a way to showcase their talents and give commuters something to look forward to on trips through the city.
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LatestHumber students share advice for new students
Three students and three faculty members share their insights on how to prepare for the first year of studies.
Editorial
LatestEDITORIAL: Rent inflation is creeping out of the cities, into the suburbs
Rent outside of Toronto has become unmanageable and the provincial and federal governments are not doing anything productive to fix the issue.