We were excited to welcome students back on campus for in-person learning this semester, starting the week after Reading Week, on March 7, 2022.

Humber College was named one of Canada’s Greenest Employers in 2022, which is the seventh year in a row!

Beginning Fall 2022, the Police Foundations Program (PFP) will now offer Mental Health and Addictions as a mandatory course for all PFP students to take.

On March 28, an innovative lab took place on campus for students in the Forensic Identification (FI) program.

Congratulations to both Dr. Vachon and Dr. Seow on their accomplishments.

Jacob Davis, instructor in the Criminal Justice program, co-published a chapter on Use of Force Theory, in the forthcoming Fundamentals of Security, 2nd Ed.

Debbie Harris and entire Forensic Identification team are very excited to introduce the newest edition to the Humber College Forensic Identification Graduate Cert. 

The Faculty would like to congratulate professor Phil Burge on his most recent publication on universal design.

Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning Canada celebrates the successes of Work-Integrated Learning programs across Canada.

The Ambassador Program was created to invite students across the college to work directly with the Chamber of Commerce.

For the first time in two years, the WIL Centre re-opened its doors on March 7, 2022.

Field Experiences for students in the Social Service Worker (SSW) program can take place in various types of community service settings.

Humber students can participate in semester exchanges again! 

With travel in many parts of the world opened up again, students are participating in study abroad programs across Europe this summer!

The Addictions and Mental Health (ADMH) program at Humber was a good fit for me as someone who was trying to make a career change.

Looking to start a second career, I came to the Humber Addictions and Mental Health (ADMH) program as I was drawn to the practicum component.

I had selected the Addictions and Mental Health graduate certificate program at Humber because I wanted to support folks through some of their most difficult experiences.

Explore the history of Prohibition in Ontario, and the communities it most affected at The Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre’s new exhibition.

The Interpretive Centre is excited to resume guided historic tours of the Lakeshore Grounds this spring!

The Office of the Principal and Humber Lakeshore Athletics teamed up to form and execute the inaugural Stepping into Spring Challenge.

The GARDENS Project is an organization that works to support food security through community engagement in South Etobicoke.

Since launching in 2019, over 400 students from 45 different academic programs, 33 academic institutions and 35 countries worldwide have participated.