Features

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.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing health care, from diagnosis to therapy. But as machines step in, questions arise about what’s lost in translation.

From LED-infused outfits to gender-neutral makeup and euphoric patterns, rave fashion in 2025 is all about pushing boundaries, embracing individuality, and blending tech with self-expression.

Sprint Week at Humber Polytechnic brings together students, faculty and industry professionals for a whirlwind of creativity and competition. From intense challenges to innovative projects, the event showcased the talent and energy of the Humber community.

Trans folk fear they're becoming more and more at risk from Canadian governments.

Legislation in provinces such as Alberta and Saskatchewan forcibly out trans youth and put them in danger.

GTA hate crime statistics mirror national terms.

According to a TPS dataset, of the 1,350 overall police-reported hate crimes in Toronto, only 20 per cent lead to an arrest.

Spoken word poetry is an art form that boosts Black artists' voices through its unique approach, connection to ancestry and mentorship within the slam poetry community in Toronto.

In celebration of Giving Tuesday, a national day of giving, the Humber Gives initiative, hosted its first-ever Humber’s Got Talent in support of the Student Food Security Fund.