HBO’s ‘Euphoria’ might not be meant to teach lessons
The second season of Euphoria was released this month. Fans are talking.
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Category: Life
Gamers find real-world benefits through gaming
Research shows video games increase grey matter in the brain which relates to muscle control, memories, perception, and spatial navigation.
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Flight volunteers airlift Mexican rescue dogs to a new life in Canada
Mexican street dogs are finding a new life in Canada thanks to travelers that volunteer as ‘flight parents’.
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Clothing bargains source of environmental damage
Studies show that 100 billion garments are made each year, and three-in-five articles labelled as fast-fashion clothing are thrown away after only a few uses.
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Students struggle with seasonal depression as the days get darker
Seasonal depression affects about one to two per cent of the population most commonly seen in women or younger people.
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Stroll through Santa’s Village at Toronto’s holiday-themed pop-up bars
With the holiday season fast approaching Civil Liberties is back again this year with their Christmas-themed pop-up bars on Bloor Street.
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Humber making sustainability a way of life
Post-graduate students in public relations host online event exploring sustainability at Humber.
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Union Station holiday skating rink fosters community in Toronto
Everyone is welcome to skate for free at Union Station, provided COVID-19 protocols are followed.
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Social media, beauty standards contribute to rising cosmetic procedures
Those striving to look perfect are turning towards cosmetic surgeries to get closer to achieving flawlessness.
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The Movember Initiative: Taking on prostate cancer
Prostate cancer is the second leading cancer in males globally, but treatments are being found for those dealing with the disease.
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Humber tries Timbiebs
Timbiebs have arrived.
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FYE, BASE host Humber game night
Humber College student Grace Mitchell said she enjoys virtual events.
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