Report calls on George Brown College to hire more black faculty
Report on the experiences of black students in community services programs at George Brown College makes 11 recommendations for changes
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GBC Fixer: Watch your step on the St. James patio
College has asked contractor to repair wobbling patio stones
372 George Brown College employees make $100,000 or more
Extra pay period in 2014 leads to fewer George Brown employees on Sunshine List in 2015
Jesse Oliver is ‘steps ahead of everyone else’
Huskies soccer star named an OCAA tournament all-star in March
Graffiti Street Party benefits arts program for at-risk youth
George Brown College special events students organize Graffiti Street Party fundraiser for SKETCH
GBC Fixer: St. James washrooms open again after three months
Fifth floor washrooms closed for a major update After three months, work to update the bathroom on the fifth floor of the St James A building is complete. The renovations began in December and were completed the week of March 15, with the washrooms being closed during that time. Emmanuel Pinkett, a second year business…
Badminton pair make it to nationals
Yunji Kim and Angeline Alviar take silver at provincials
Graduating volleyballers Oscar Kahu and Josh Taylor on their time with the Huskies
Oscar Kahu and Josh Taylor believe team will learn from brief playoff appearance
Lyndon John gets third Juno nomination
GBC alumni nominated for album Escape from the Mongoose Gang Lyndon John, a multi-talented reggae sensation and a George Brown College alumni has been nominated for a Juno award for the third time in eight years. The upbeat and smooth reggae artist, who takes some of his vocal styles from David Hines, earned a nod…
Huskies men’s basketball team knocked out of playoffs
Niagara Knights beats George Brown Huskies 100-80
Men’s volleyball team makes playoffs
Women’s team misses playoffs, heading in ‘right direction’
GBC Fixer: St. James lift remains down and out
SA accessibility representative: George Brown’s elevator record ‘unacceptable’