February 23rd, 2023
Blog Post

Working to create an inclusive Humber community

February is Inclusive Education Month in Canada, and over the past weeks, I have been reflecting on what I have observed at Humber in my first six months, and my own personal commitment to creating inclusive spaces and experiences.

Inclusion is a principle we strive to embed in every aspect of what we do at Humber College. It is integral to our  Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Framework and Strategy that is helping to shape the College and its future.

For me, inclusion is not enough. I believe we must strive to ensure that everyone feels a sense...Read more

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January 30th, 2023
President's Message

Reflecting on Black History and Current Injustice

This week marks the start of Black History Month. It is a dedicated time to reflect on the successes and tremendous impact of Black people in every facet of society. It is also a time to critically examine the links of historical injustices to the current and ongoing violence and trauma that stems from systemic racism. 

On January 7 in Memphis, Tennessee, Tyre Nichols was beaten by police and died three days later. He was a father, a son and a skateboarding aficionado. He had dreams and plans that stopped short because of senseless violence....Read more

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January 24th, 2023
President's Message

Humber College receives historic $30 million gift from The Barrett Family Foundation

Dear Humber employees, 

Today is a great day for Humber College as we celebrate the incredible generosity of our donors.  

I am pleased to share exciting news about a transformational gift. Humber is the recipient of $30 million from the Barrett Family Foundation, marking the largest single donation ever made to an Ontario college. Combined with their donations to Humber’s Unlimited Campaign, the Barrett Family Foundation has given a total of $42 million, making their donation the largest in Canadian college history.  

The Foundation’s investment will support science, technology, engineering, and mathematics...Read more

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