BY RAEJHON JOHNSON Ganesh Neelanjanmath is the founder of iCent, an innovative app for international students. In this edition of Life after Sheridan, we cover the 2011 Sheridan grad who found success from Sheridan’s […]
BY JAMES PEETERS According to a Stats Canada report released today, more than half of Canadians between the ages of 25 to 64 have college or university qualifications. While the pursuit of education should be […]
BY ALLIE MURRAY The Sheridan Student Union is holding an election for seats on its Board of Directors. The Board is elected annually and is composed of 12 student members who have been chosen by […]
BY ALLIE MURRAY The possibility of a faculty strike at Ontario colleges has left students wondering how it may affect this school year. A potential faculty strike across all Ontario colleges was announced to students […]
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS There are no books in Sheridan’s new library. That’s how it is supposed to be. It’s a library of things- the first of its kind in Canada. Rather than bookshelves, innovative materials […]
BY HAILEY MONTGOMERY As the semester comes to an end, many look forward to spending their winter break with family and friends. For some of Sheridan’s thousands of international students, winter break means something completely different. Their high […]
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS The green space at Sheridan’s Trafalgar Campus is getting a facelift. Phase one of the new pollinator friendly garden in front of J wing, an initiative started by the Office of Sustainability, […]
BY KEVIN SACDALAN Although Sheridan currently has no plans for any new joint programs with universities, lots of opportunities exist for turning a diploma into a degree. Despite not having any joint programs under development, […]
BY QUIN VERTOLLI Chartwells has introduced a new centralized payment method at Trafalgar Campus at the beginning of this semester aiming to improve its efficiency. Using the new payment system, students will line up […]
BY JASMINE ANTHONY AND ERIN QUEENAN A new bill was passed last week by the Ontario government to enable first-responders with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) to acquire faster mental-health treatment. What this means, is after decades […]
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