A protest against mandatory food plans at Humber is being organized for this Thursday Oct. 10 starting at 12 p.m. on both North and Lakeshore residence cafeterias. At North campus, the protest will start at the cafeteria and move to the sixth floor executive offices. Students say they are... Read more
The job market in Canada has become a struggle that students are finding difficult to navigate. Statistics Canada reports that Toronto has the highest unemployment rate in Ontario with 8.6 per cent of Torontonians being unemployed as of August. Toronto has been seeing a steady increase in its unemployment... Read more
Humber’s Legal Association committee says it provides space for open-minded debates
News Sep 30, 2024
President of Humber’s Legal Association Maria Rausch, 22, says conversations around accessing social justice should happen more often. “This is a very important topic we should all be discussing and working towards as many countries are going through an economic crisis. A lot of people don’t have the funds... Read more
Nuit Blanche is coming to Humber Lakeshore and students are excited
EntertainmentHumberNewsVisual arts Sep 27, 2024
Humber Polytechnic’s Lakeshore campus is one of many hubs in the upcoming overnight Nuit Blanche Toronto exhibit on Oct. 5. The exhibit provides space for art installations by Humber students, faculty, alumni and local artists. With the deadline for the independent project program having passed, Toronto-based artist Elham Fatapour... Read more
Lakeshore’s LGBTQ+ Resource Centre provides safe community space
CanadaCultureHumberInternationalNews Sep 23, 2024
Lakeshore’s LGBTQ+ Resource Centre aims to provide students the chance of expanding their social group in a non-judgmental setting. Martina Revalde, 23, says she first attended an orientation event last year in the LGBTQ+ Resource Centre to meet other LGBTQ+ students. “I wanted to meet people like me, I... Read more
At Humber College, the Consent Peer Education Program is helping to increase the way people think about sexual health and positive sexual relationships.
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College students have an array of expenses they have to pay throughout the school year that limit their ability to engage in recreational travel. Tuition, rent, transit, and food costs add up, leaving little to no room for vacations, activities, or social life in their budget. Skedline reporters conducted... Read more
NeedorGreed organized a protest in Queen’s Park on Nov. 17, 2022, for a freeze of tuition fees for international students. International students provide 68 per cent of tuition revenue which accumulated to be $1.7 billion last year which was more than colleges received in provincial grants. This event was... Read more
Humber College has just received almost $3.5-million in funding for three initiatives which will support industry partners and provide healthcare services from COVID-19 effects. The grant for Humber total is $3.25-million and will be dispersed over a five-year span. The funds will go towards health, economic and environmental impacts... Read more