Humber Et Cetera

Et Cetera wins CCNA award for best campus newspaper

Humber College's student newspaper The Et Cetera took top honours last night as the Canadian Community Newspapers Association announced its national award winners for 2012 at a ceremony held at Toronto's Fairmont Royal York Hotel.

William Hanna Steps down as SMSIT dean

Dean of the School of Media Studies and Information Technology, William Hanna announced in a letter to colleagues yesterday that he is stepping down due to ongoing health concerns.

Yoga aids soldiers with post-traumatic stress

It is difficult for retired Canadian Forces member Bill Thompson to talk about his 35 years of service with the service.

Chocolate may lower BMI, study

An apple a day may keep the doctor away, but it could be better to dip that apple in chocolate first, according to a new study from the University of California at San Diego.

Grads dress to impress

As graduation approaches, it’s time for students to spruce up their resumes and put their best foot forward to make an impression on potential employers. But what does one wear?

Runners ready for 10K course with Olympians

Amateurs and professionals are getting ready to run alongside Canadian Olympic team runners Reid Coolsaet and Eric Gillis at the annual Yonge Street 10K on Sunday.

‘King of the HSF’ leaving the throne after two years of service

In the Humber hallways, he is known as “King of the HSF.” But buried beneath Robert’s Rules of Order and mounds of paperwork is a complex, determined individual with a story that may surprise.  

Money talks. Union talks. Or does it?

Three years after part-time and sessional faculty at Ontario colleges took a vote on unionizing with the Ontario Public Service Employees Union, the campaign is still before the labour board because of challenges from college management.

Peregrine falcon, red-tailed hawk returning to Toronto

Hundreds of thousands of migrants are flocking to Toronto and its surrounding area – some for a visit, others returning to their summer abodes.

Police address community concerns in South Etobicoke

Toronto Police 22 Division gathered at the Etobicoke Olypium last week to host a town hall for concerned citizens.