FIRST CONVERSED: Blue Jays Mike Wilner
BY ALYSSA PARKHILL Mike Wilner is going in his 18th season as a member of the Blue Jays broadcast crew. After every game, if you […]
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Status quo is changing for PC gamers and developers
BY ROBERT KOUMARELAS If you’re a gamer, and especially a PC computer gamer, you’ve probably heard about the recent news surrounding the competition between Epic […]
FIRST CONVERSED: Paramedic Jennifer Smith
BY ALYSSA PARKHILL First time experiences can be scary. Jennifer Smith is a paramedic for Halton Region who shares her story on her first call […]
January 2019 weather summary in the GTA
BY CORY MORRISON In like a lamb and out like a lion. This sums up January 2019’s weather in the Greater Toronto Area. December’s lack […]
Students’ designs aim to transform Sheridan space
BY EMANUEL GEORGE Sheridan students are exhibiting a show at the Mississauga Art Gallery called Politics of Space. It is a gallery show curated by […]
Eight management tips for college students
BY TATYANA SOHAN-FAGAN Being a student can be overwhelming at times trying to balance schoolwork with personal life, work life and even extra activities. To […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]