Culture

Toronto creators reflect on representation, artistic influence and the future of Black Art.

Staying active can improve one's emotional well-being, especially during the winter months when it's harder to get outdoors and the sunlight is reduced.

The Film and Television Production screening for second-year students inspired many first-year students.

With the increase of global awarness about environmental issues. The fashion industry is experiencing a major shift, where consumers used to prioritize price and trendy styles, now they are seeking eco-friendly, ethically produced and sustainable options.

Humber is working towards building a stronger sense of community and belonging.

With the imposing threat of tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, the prices of video games has the potential to become even more expensive.

Dry January, a public health initiative, encourages a month-long break from alcohol. This can help individuals reassess their drinking habits, promoting healthier choices.

Students, faculty and family came together at Lakeshore to present a fusion ensemble featuring Indian Carnatic music and offering a cultural blend of harmonies.

Second-year students are screening their films at the Assembly Hall in Toronto, with Lane Switch by Dion Mackay as one of the many documentaries being showcased

Dion Mackay, a second-year student in the film and television program, brings together his love for filming and production, with his passion of music under the name Dextant