Please note that Tim Hortons (North Campus) will be closed on Friday, October 24 due to scheduled maintenance.

Normal hours of operation will resume on Monday, October 27.

Over the last year, we have connected with more than 1,600 students alongside 40 professors in their classrooms offering a free beverage and a welcoming space to chat and connect about all the supports, events, and offers that are available to students.  

The Sip & Chill Mobile Resources Cart can be booked to come to the classrooms at either North or Lakeshore campuses.  

How does it work? 

Professors/faculty members book the cart to arrive during a class break. The Sip & Chill Mobile Resources Cart will ready to join the class during break to offer students information about student resources, upcoming events, giveaways, and a complimentary beverage. 

How to request a visit? 

Professors/faculty members can schedule a visit from the Sip & Chill Mobile Resources Cart to arrive during their class breaks using the online booking form or QR code. Reservations are limited to one visit per class per semester. 

Summer bonus: If you make a referral to your colleague who then books the Sip & Chill cart, we will come back to your classroom for a second visit this semester.  

If you have additional questions or if you need an alternate date option for booking, connect with Tuba at tuba.chishti@humber.ca and we will try our best to accommodate. 

Humber’s newly released 2024–2025 Integrated Energy Master Plan (IEMP) Annual Report highlights the measurable impact of our continued effort towards sustainable campus operations and innovation. 

Since 2015, Humber has reduced energy use per square foot by over 30 per cent, water use per student by 19 per cent, and absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 13 per cent, while generating over $14 million in utility cost savings to date – nearly $3 million saved from this past year alone. 

These achievements were made possible through several major milestones, including the opening of Phase 1 of Humber’s Zero Carbon Building-Design Standard certified Humber Cultural Hub at the Lakeshore campus, and Phase 2 of Project SWITCH at the North Campus.  

SWITCH achieved the installation of 1.6 km of underground piping, connecting the residences to the new hot water network, enabling residences to be heated and cooled using Humber’s new low-carbon central plant. A big step towards electrification and away from fossil fuels, enforcing Humber’s climate resilience! 

In the coming years, the impact of our emissions reduction projects will see even more transformative change, as we continue advancing Humber’s Climate Action Plan towards our 2029 net zero emissions goal. 

• Read the updated IEMP report
• Read more about Project SWITCH
• Learn about our Integrated Design Process on our NX retrofit project and overall IEMP energy journey

Dear support staff,

As you have heard me say many times over the last year, our Humber community is building brilliance every day in everything we do. Our support staff are central to our ability to do this, and we are delighted to welcome full-time support staff back to work.

You are the people who ensure our students are supported when they need it most. You are the people who photograph, record and write about outstanding student accomplishments. You provide exceptional care for the youngest members of our community in the Child Development Centre. You welcome students, maintain our systems, and help foster a safe and inclusive learning environment and so much more. From supporting one another, faculty and administration to partners, donors, industry and community representatives and the institution overall, support staff are an important part of every facet of our operations.

I know that these last few weeks have been challenging. Please know that everyone at Humber is so glad to have you back on campus.

You have been missed. Welcome back.

Sincerely,

Ann Marie Vaughan 
President and CEO