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Multiple Humber programs come together to work toward a single goal - helping children and mothers in Kenya.

Despite setbacks and frigid temperatures, a group of monks are walking 3,700 kilometres for the sake of peace. In times of uncertainty, their message is resonating around the world.

Journalist Zahra Nader says war, the return of the Taliban, and the lack of women’s rights hurt press freedom in the country.

Humber's First Year Experience has many events planned for students this semester, providing an opportunity for them to have a great campus experience.

Humber deans celebrate the victory of an album created on campus.

Ottawa is trying to adjust its economic relationship with the U.S.

Humber faculty and alumni are tied to multiple Grammy wins over the years.

Humber's Wellness Centre brings attention to mental health as students return to school in the winter semester.

The defense says Matthew Althorpe's extremist behaviour was a 'coping mechanism' to deal with undiagnosed mental health problems.

At 85 seconds to midnight, the Doomsday Clock is closer to symbolic global catastrophe than at any point in its history, a move scientists say reflects nuclear, climate and technological risks.