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

The Doomsday Clock's hand moved to 89 seconds from 90. It has never been this close to midnight.

Humber's Peer and Wellness service teaches faculty and students about approaching the conversation about suicide in and out of school.

Humber Hawks men's basketball are now 15-0 on the season with a huge win over the Conestoga Condors on Jan. 22.

The Humber Let’s Talk activities make a positive impact on student’s mental health.

Bluesky is preparing to release a new app for their 27.5 million users.

In an exclusive message to Humber Et Cetera, the former chair of the Board of Governors, explains why she resigned.

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

Women continue to face significant barriers to achieving gender equality, such as pay gaps, workplace discrimination and inadequate support for domestic violence.