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What started as a simple meeting spot between classes turned into a friendship that has lasted nearly three decades. For one group of Humber students in the late 1990s, a bench in the H building became the place where lifelong connections began.

First-year international student, Sherifa Razak, contemplates fashion, Ramadan and war.

Humber Polytechnic hosted the FIRST Robotics Competition from March 12 to 14, marking the season's opening tournament.

An Ontario NDP-sponsored town hall had students, local MPPs, labour organizations, and youth groups pumping each other up to take action against recent changes to the OSAP funding model. They seized the opportunity to mobilize and put pressure on Queen's Park.

Students celebrate the most iconic looks from this year's Academy Awards ceremony

A motion that calls for four not-for-profit grocery stores across the city to improve access to affordable food in neighbourhoods facing food insecurity.

Toronto's plan to install traffic calming measures around schools could take years to fully implement, raising concerns among road safety experts about what those delays could mean for children.

One more tournament left for the extramural squad, who're looking to win gold at home.

Angus residents feel the drain of stagnant wages and rising cost of living as food bank usage spikes.