It’s not all about the money for some businesses
BY ROBERT KOUMARELAS There have been mixed responses to the Ontario PC government canceling the previous administrations plan to increase the minimum wage from $14 […]
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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 […]
Santa’s coming to Sheridan
BY SARA BAWAR The annual Sheridan Family Holiday party is making its return on Dec. 8. This is the college’s fourth time organizing this event […]
Clock’s ticking, time to vote
BY MANESA DHANABALAN Sheridan students began voting online and at all three campuses on the Transit Referendum. Voting began on Nov. 26 at 9 a.m. […]
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 […]
‘Tis the season for Sheridan ‘staches
BY EMANUEL GEORGE We all know what comes after October, right? Movember! ‘Tis the season to raise men’s mental health awareness and help prevent prostate […]
Dips and Flicks pops on to Trafalgar Campus
BY ALEXANDER MARGAVIO On Monday, Oct. 29, The Marquee on Trafalgar Campus hosted its weekly movie night, which this week was the 2017 horror film […]
Trafalgar’s Paint Night makes a splash
BY ALEXANDER MARGAVIO Sheridan’s Trafalgar Campus had its second monthly paint night on Oct. 16, hosted by Jennifer Oberhammer. The Toronto-based artist guided participating students […]
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 […]
Busy bees in an urban jungle
BY TAYLOR LOGAN In recent years, with the overturn of Ontario bee bans, urban bee hives have been popping up across the GTA. Urban beekeeping, […]