A day to remember
BY ALYSSA PARKHILL National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women is a day to honour the 14 women who were murdered nearly 30 years ago because of their gender. On Dec. 6, […]
Sheridan
The Middle Child Act 2: A Sheridan experience
BY PHILIPPE CARON Students from the Art and Art History program at Sheridan College held a second edition of their exhibit The Middle Child at the Sheridan Gallery (AA-Wing). The exhibit runs from Nov. 29 […]
Say goodbye to the shuttle
BY MANESA DHANABALAN & LAURA-LEE CASCAGNETTE Sheridan students have voted in favour of implementing a U-Pass that will go into effect starting in September. The transit referendum took place Nov. 26 to 30. The results […]
Cyber security: protecting your virtual life
BY PHILIPPE CARON Cyber security involves a lot more than just protecting your Facebook photos or messages. It is now becoming an inevitable part of the future. Whether you are running a business, a student […]
Bullied teen battles back
BY ALYSSA PARKHILL Bullying drove Alberta teen Mackenzie Murphy to attempt to take her own life. Murphy was in and out of the hospital nine times in the span of three years. At only 13 […]
One decision can cost many lives
BY MANESA DHANABALAN Sheridan students got to experience first-hand the dangers of impaired driving at an interactive demonstration by MADD Halton at Davis Campus. Navnit Singh, awareness coordinator for the SSU, teamed up with Mothers […]
Study shines new light on therapeutic use of LSD
BY ALYSSA PARKHILL LSD, the infamous psychedelic hippie drug of the ’60s, is finding new use in treating today’s mental health issues. Microdosing is the process of taking small of amounts of psychedelic drugs, not […]
Students look to their future at Sheridan open house
BY EMANUEL GEORGE AND ALEX TAYLOR Students packed Sheridan’s Trafalgar Campus on Saturday, Nov. 10 for the college’s annual open house. The annual event aims to attract future students who are just beginning to […]
Sheridan celebrates Remembrance Day
BY ERIC NEILSON It’s been a century, but Sheridan still remembers. After the gunshots and the bombs stopped, the love and the support for all who sacrificed did not. Sheridan showed its support last Friday […]
100 years of remembering
BY ALEXANDRIA FRISBY The town of Oakville gathered Nov. 11 to pay respects to those who fought for our freedom. This year marks the 100th year of Remembrance Day. The ceremony took place at George’s […]