Student Unions respond to pandemic: advocacy in isolation
COVID-19 has changed society as we know it. Most students in Canada have returned home and, for the most part, on-campus staff have been instructed […]
Education
Education critic believes Ontario needs to stand up for its education
“The only budget decisions we ever made were what to cut,” says Chris Glover. “When Ford is making these cuts… it’s to an already stripped-down […]
Teachers Strike Downtown Oakville
Last updated Jan. 31, 2020 _Today over 100 teachers, parents, and students stood on the corner of Kerr St. and Rebecca St. in Oakville, ON as […]
Accessible learning at Sheridan – help is there if you need it
If you have learning challenges, you can get the support you need to succeed at school. Janice Fennell, the manager of accessible learning services at […]
What does the Career Centre provide for students?
The Career Centre at Sheridan College can be beneficial to most students. Lydia Novak, a counsellor at the Career Centre at the Trafalgar campus, said […]
Sheridan College’s library is a reliable resource you should take advantage of
BY SARAH WEBSTER Taking full advantage of the helpful resources provided at Sheridan College’s Library and Learning Services is something that could make a difference […]
Ford OSAP cuts leave students out in the cold
STORY BY TOMMY DESORMEAUX It is a new year at Sheridan, and as classes start this September students are grappling with the Ford government’s changes […]
Ontario’s temporary curriculum can have lasting damages
Written by Michael To, Graphics by Alesha Bhasin Guidelines with grade-school oversight Ontario elementary schools are stuck teaching with a curriculum that are affecting families […]
Sheridan’s new president understands students
BY MICHELLE BILTON Sheridan’s new president has a lot of experience with problems students can face. Janet Morrison became president of Sheridan this year. She previously […]
Transfer students feeling welcome at Sheridan
BY JAMES PEETERS Switching from one college or university to another is a big decision. It is not easy to make living arrangements, meet program […]
Sheridan residence shows their pride
BY ALYSSA LASHBROOK Residents celebrated with rainbow Skittles and Kool-Aid at the Sheridan Trafalgar residence on Friday with an educational scavenger hunt and a pride […]
University vs college: Weighing pros and cons
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 […]