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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.

 

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.

 
Bryan Tran, 27, will conclude his role as HSF president on May 1. PHOTO BY ERIN EATON

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. 


 
Orville Getz is president of OPSEU local 562, Humber’s faculty union. PHOTO BY RUSSELL PIFFER

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.

 
An adult peregrine falcon. The peregrine is well-known for its speed. PHOTO COURTESY CANADIAN PEREGRINE FOUNDATION

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

 
Toronto Police officers are encouraged to reach out to their communities via social media platforms such as Twitter. SCREEN CAPTURE BY PATRICIA BROTZEL

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

 
Last year's Our Future Without AIDS event, hosted by CANFAR's Young Professional Council. COURTESY CANFAR

Taking place in Toronto on April 28, Our Future Without AIDS will feature a night of food, art and technology.

 

First-year Humber student Katelyn Bates got a late start on her job hunt for this summer. Bates said she expects to be working a retail job to pay her rent this summer, but wishes she could find something more related to her future career.

 
Humber will be welcoming a new building by 2015 due to a rapidly growing student population. PHOTO BY Dipa Haque

The closure of four major parking lots at Humber’s North campus this summer to begin construction on a new building will threaten the number of available prime parking spots for students and staff.

 

After a nation-wide search, Humber College is set to receive its new president and CEO, Christopher Whitaker, to succeed the outgoing head, John Davies, on July 1.

 

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