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Cultures were showcased as Humber’s Black Student Support and Engagement Committee hosted this year’s Melanin Market at the Learning Resource Commons on Sept. 17.

Low-income individuals, such as students, aren’t close to being able to afford rent. The city’s plans for purpose-built rentals have little urgency for the crisis at hand.

It's only been three weeks and Humber students are already facing challenging with academics as the semester starts rough.

The two-semester pathway, developed in collaboration with the College of Nurses of Ontario, equips internationally trained nurses to address critical care gaps across the province.

Hundreds gathered at Christie Pits Park to counter an anti-immigrant rally, standing in solidarity with newcomers and rejecting hate-fueled rhetoric.

The program built ties with French counterparts during the summer by hosting France x Canada 2.0 games.

The Hawks men's soccer team beat Fanshawe in a 3-0 win at the home opener at Zanchin Automotive soccer centre in Vaughan on Sept. 10. The women's team also beat the Falcons.

Humber Hawks guard Malik Grant has already built a legacy most players only dream of — a national championship, a finals MVP, and even his name called in the CEBL draft. Now, he’s back on campus for one more season, aiming to lead Humber to another title run.

Humber's Education and Training Solutions facility at 30 Carrier Dr. was locked down on the first day of school because of a bogus threat.