The CDFM team began rehabilitation of some concrete and asphalt areas across North Campus on June 20, 2023. As such, some areas will be temporarily inaccessible for short periods of time. This year's work is geared toward making our campus safer for pedestrians. The work will be concentrated to two main areas:

1. Presidents Way, in front of the campus, will receive two new speedbumps and a raised concrete crosswalk. Also, the interlock at LRC drop-off loop will receive maintenance. The area in front and behind the parking kiosk will be intermittently closed to car traffic between June 22 and 25.
2. Arboretum Blvd, behind the college, will receive two new speedbumps (by Building S, and FX) and a new raised concrete crosswalk close to the main entrance to the Daycare (Building JF). The road directly in from of JF will be closed between June 22 and 25 for thru traffic, however Daycare/DX Receiving will remain accessible from the West (entrance E) and access to the backyard and Building L will remain available from East (entrance A).

This project is weather dependent and is scheduled to be completed on July 4. We kindly ask that all the drivers reduce their speed while passing through the construction zones. Should you have any questions, please reach out to Roman Fuzak at roman.fuzak@humber.ca. 

Thank you.

Menu for week of June 19 to June 23

Please join us at the Staff Lounge and the Street Café for lunch.

North Campus just got Friendlier. All meals will now be served in Friendlier containers. #REUSEHUMBER

Your on-campus student-run restaurant lab, The Humber Room, is open for lunch!   

Join us this week for our prix fixe service style and a different menu each day. Enjoy a three-course fine dining experience for a set price.

This is our last week of service before reopening on July 18, 2023.

The Humber Room is a live learning lab for our students and a culinary and service experience for guests. Our menu selection and service style change every week based on our curriculum. Enjoy your culinary experience led by our Culinary Management and Baking and Pastry Arts students and service provided by Event and Hospitality Management students.    

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Hours of Operation
Tuesday & Wednesday 
Doors open at 12 p.m. 

Seating guests between 12 p.m. - 12:45 p.m.   
Service ends by 1:30 p.m. 

On Monday, June 12, 2023, the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences (FLAS) hosted the Forward Together Symposium, a day-long event aimed at fostering collaboration, sharing innovative ideas, and advancing equity and inclusion within the Faculty. The symposium featured a diverse program of breakout sessions and panel discussions, covering a wide range of topics relevant to teaching and learning in today's ever-changing world.

In the plenary session that set the tone for the day, John Stilla, FLAS Senior Dean, emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive, equitable and collaborative working and learning environment for employees and students and discussed strategies to move “Forward Together”.

Throughout the day, attendees had the opportunity to attend breakout sessions led by faculty members from various disciplines. These sessions covered a wide range of topics, including rethinking grading practices and essay writing in an equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) framework, implementing Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles in essays and long writing assignments, and nurturing a culture of academic integrity in the classroom.

Other sessions focused on decolonizing pedagogical approaches, integrating equity, diversity, and inclusion into curriculum and pedagogy, and creating more seats at the table through justice-based equity work. Presenters shared their research, experiences, and best practices, providing valuable insights for their colleagues.

The FLAS team is proud to present the following guiding principles that will shape its working and learning environment:

1. We will foster intentional relationships with the people with whom we engage, the communities to which we belong, and the land on which we reside to cultivate a space in which each person feels safe, seen, heard, and valued. 
2. We will cultivate an empathetic culture of trust and mutual respect allowing us to work effectively across difference while fostering belonging. 
3. We will make a difference by helping learners recognize and overcome barriers and by creating inclusive learning environments that foster critical thinking and creative problem solving and encourage lifelong learning and global citizenship. 
4. We will promote integrity and trust in our communities by listening, respecting diverse views, and being accountable to ourselves and one another. 

The FLAS Forward Together Symposium proved to be a valuable platform for faculty and staff members to learn together, share their expertise, and support one other. By moving forward together, the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences is forging new paths in providing a quality liberal arts and sciences education for all students and fostering a sense of belonging and connectedness within the FLAS community.