Humber Writing Centre

08/19/2022

01/21/2022

With the weekend almost here, take some time to relax with this fun crossword puzzle from The New Yorker!

“Measure for Measure” or “Much Ado About Nothing” role: seven letters.

01/20/2022

With the winter season in full swing, you might be finding it difficult to study. Check out these 10 winter study tips to improve your study habits during these cold months!

Keep Those Little Grey Cells Warm This Winter With 10 Seasonal Study Tips from ARU Distance Learning. Grab A Hot Chocolate and Get Stuck In.

12/16/2021

Happy Holidays! The Writing Centre will be closed for the holiday break on December 18th, 2021 and will reopen on January 10, 2022. Stay safe and enjoy your break!

11/26/2021

It's Friday! Sit down and relax with a fun crossword puzzle from The New Yorker!

Its three counties are New Castle, Kent, and Sussex: eight letters.

11/19/2021

During this very busy time in the semester, it is important to take some time to relax and rejuvenate. Why not have some fun and complete this crossword puzzle from The New Yorker?

The Puyallup, for example: five letters.

11/18/2021

With the busiest time of the semester approaching, having lots of resources can be very helpful. Check out Humber's helpful resources page and find the resources you need to enhance your success!

Humber faculty, staff, and students have created handouts on a variety of writing topics. Anyone may use them for educational purposes, but please leave all logos intact.

10/22/2021

Happy Reading Week! The Writing Centre will be open throughout the break during its regular hours!

10/15/2021

Take some time this Friday to enjoy an entertaining crossword puzzle from The New Yorker!

10/12/2021

With midterm exams just around the corner, take some time to read Humber College's Peer Assisted Learning Support's article on how you can best prepare for your exams!

1) Before studying: Determine what will be on the exam. Look at your syllabus/ course outline. Take notes on both your readings and lectures (take a look at “notetaking” Condense your notes into a simplified study sheet Find practice problems. Use your textbook, previous versions of the textbook...