Canadians released from Egyptian jail after 50 days
Anqi Shen Canadian University Press HAMILTON (CUP) — After being held captive for seven weeks…
October 2013
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Nuit Blanche: An unnatural cultural phenomenon
[slideshow gallery_id=”5″] Nuit Blanche, sponsored by Scotiabank, artificially reproduces white nights’ natural phenomenon through art,…
Tarek Loubani and John Greyson are free!
Canadian doctor Tarek Loubani and filmmaker John Greyson have been released from prison in Egypt where they had been held without charges since Aug. 16.
As the news hit social media supporters reacted with joy, some of them at the all-night art event Nuit Blanche in Toronto.
What is something about your program that other students don’t know?
For our Schools and Programs Issue, we asked students to answer an important question: “What…
Emergency management hopes for the best, plans for the worst
How do you react in an emergency? Do you have a 72 hour plan for…
Cartooning certificate draws out artists in con-ed students
Anthony Harrison currently teaches the Cartooning 1 course which has been running for the past…
Elevators at GBC take you nowhere
You are waiting for the elevator on the ground floor, while you have your class…
Toronto Palestine Film Festival's revolutionary art shines through dark times
This is the 65th anniversary of the tragedy of the Nakba, the 20th anniversary of…
Calendar showcases the broad diversity of students at GBC
“Diversity Matters at George Brown College,” is a new campaign by the diversity, equity &…
Special events planning program is ‘exactly like real life’
George Brown College’s (GBC) School of Hospitality and Tourism Management offers a special event planning…
Does your personality affect your academic success?
Whether you are a social extrovert or a quiet introvert, according to studies, can have…
The Best Brothers is a universal story filled with dark humour
Next door to George Brown’s Casa Loma campus, Tarragon Theatre opens its 2013-14 season with…