In February 2025, the Faculty of Social and Community Services hosted their annual FSCS Awards Ceremony.

This semester Child and Youth Car Advanced Diploma program students engaged in a different capstone project.

Think globally, act locally! This was the theme of the Environmental Fair hosted on March 28th, 2025, by fourth-year students in the Bachelor of Community Development program.

On Monday April 2nd, 2025, the Developmental Services Worker program hosted their annual Grad Launch celebration!

Congratulations to Protection, Security, and Investigation (PSI) student Zohair Sohail who earned the Certified Protection Professional (CPP) designation from ASIS International.

On April 10th, 2025, Humber’s Protection, Security, and Investigation (PSI) program hosted the ASIS Toronto Chapter's Student Appreciation Night. 

Students from eight Ontario post-secondary institutions tested the real-world skills they have learned in the classroom at the second annual Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) Challenge.

Students and faculty from the Community and Justice Services and Police Foundations programs united to exceed their fundraising goal.

In March 2025, five PFP students competed in the Peel Regional Police Services Annual Fit Challenge.

Every year during the final weeks of the Winter semester, many of our FSCS degree-level programs host thesis poster presentations and capstone projects. 

Learn more about the FSCS events that took place on January 6, March 12, and March 25.

Faculty from Forensics Identification, PSI, DSW, and the SIM Lab team led students in an interprofessional crisis simulation event.

Congratulations to Police Foundations graduate Tejeshwar Gill, who has been accepted into five UK universities for law.

Congratulations to Child and Youth Care faculty member Janet Seow, who received the Outstanding Educator in Child and Youth Care Award from the Ontario Association of Child and Youth Care (OACYC).

Take a look at what's happening recently at Humber’s Centre for Social Innovation.

Congratulations to Julet Allen on her chapter “Anti-Discriminatory Education for Black Children and Youth: When, How, and Why”.

The Humber Polytechnic community came together in the Humber Cultural Hub (HCH) for an illuminating panel discussion that focused on the creativity and brilliance of the Black community.

To recognize Mental Health Awareness Month, the Lakeshore Principal's Office once again hosted a Tote + Paint workshop as a mindfulness break for staff and faculty.

Lakeshore Principal’s Office and partners hosted a Pride @ Lakeshore Craft & Play Café event to celebrate Pride Month with creativity and community.

On Thursday, December 5, 2024, the fourth year Bachelor of Social Sciences – Addictions and Mental Health (BAMh) students showcased their research projects.

Congratulations to first-year Bachelor of Behavioural Science (BBS) student Stephanie Maiorino who was elected as an undergraduate student representative.

Stephanie is following in the footsteps of BBS student Solanch Speranza Baro who was an undergraduate student representative and now chairs the ONTABA committee on organizational development.

On September 28, Semester 3 Police Foundations (PFP) students took part in the Rescue Weekend Mass Casualty Inter-professional Education (IPE) event at the North campus.

Congratulations to Police Foundations (PFP) students Violet Ho and Jennifer Nguyen, who were accepted to be a part of the 22 Division TPS Rover Crew program this year!

This summer, Global Summer School (GSS) returned again! Each Faculty at Humber offered one course for elective credit.

Summer offers Humber students a unique opportunity to gain one elective credit abroad, through one of Humber’s international academic partners.

Students from UCL University College in Denmark spent a week collaborating with FSCS students on campus at Humber.

BCYC faculty member Janet Rosemary Seow published the chapter “Black Canadian Children’s Literature: Evolution, Writers, and Impact,” in The Routledge Handbook of Black Canadian Literature (2024).

In 2024 Bachelor of Social Science – Addictions and Mental Health faculty Shivon Raghunandan published an article with co-author Roy Moodley in the Journal of Couple and Relationship Therapy.

On November 30th, Humber Polytechnic embarked on an Adventure Under the Northern Lights for this year’s annual holiday party!

The Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre, in partnership with Maureen Luke, hosted the fifth annual New Toronto Holiday Market on Saturday, November 30.

During the week of Nov. 18, 2024, Humber Polytechnic, and colleges across the province, celebrated the annual WE Inspire Week – WE Inspire Advocacy!