This Father's Day, celebrate Dad with a unique Father's Day gift. Brewing Small Batch Beers is a two-session course starts from raw ingredients all the way to packaged beer. Students will be provided with a Brooklyn Brewshop kit with a choice of three different beer styles (Afternoon Wheat or Everyday IPA or Oatmeal Stout). The brew day will go through the process of mashing, lautering, boiling, cooling, sanitation and yeast pitching. The wort is left to ferment for two weeks as the yeast transforms the wort into beer. When the beer is fully fermented students will return for session two to package the beer into bottles to take home and enjoy!

To register for this workshop, please visit humberbeerbrewing.eventbrite.ca

Cost is $299 per person. 

For more information, please contact savio.colaco@humber.ca.

Etobicoke Lakeshore (EL) Culture Days is back on September 28, 29, and 30 2018.

Lakeshore Campus will once again be participating in Culture Days with our presenting community partner Lakeshore Arts and supporting partners Assembly Hall, Mimico by the Lake and Lakeshore Village.

EL Culture Days is a FREE and engaging weekend of workshops dedicated to celebrating Etobicoke’s diverse culture and heritage. This year activities range from a larger than life mural to quilting our local history. No matter what your age or interests, there’s bound to be something for everyone. Come join the fun!

Be sure to check out elculturedays.ca for info about the exciting Friday night kick-off party, a full listing of activity details, activity hub locations, and more! Follow us on social media @elculturedays.

Event supported by the Office of the Principal and the Humber College Community Partnership Fund.

Interested in having your students work on class assignments that meet community needs? Community Service Learning is an experiential education method in which course learning outcomes and community needs are met through active involvement and reflection. Come learn and share ideas about how faculty can implement Community Service Learning strategies in the classroom.

Humber College is committed to promoting a learning, working and living environment that is free from all forms of discrimination and harassment. As part of our commitment, the College is hosting its third annual Take Back the Night march on Thursday, September 27, 2018 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at North Campus, LRC main concourse. A shuttle bus will be leaving Lakeshore Campus at 5:30 p.m. in front of the Lakeshore Bookstore. Save the date!

Take Back the Night is a movement that was started by women who had experienced sexual assault. Women and their allies marched and participated through rallies, marches and candlelight vigils, to denounce all forms of sexual violence. Today, Take Back the Night recognizes that people of all genders can experience sexual assault and other forms of sexual violence. However, women, particularly women with disabilities, indigenous and racialized women, low-income women, and trans women are more likely to experience such violence.

Everyone is welcome to attend and march in solidarity with survivors of sexual assault and other forms of sexual violence. We encourage self-identified survivors to take the lead at the front of the march if they would like, with allies and advocates marching in support behind them.

Events details will follow in the coming weeks.