Budget is key for international students
BY RENATA KHUZINA The beginning of a new school year causes stress and excitement for everyone, but some international students face challenges that local students […]
Month: September 2016
Bruins lose first road game of season to George Brown
BY GRANT JENKINS Sheridan men’s soccer team dropped its first away game of the season to the George Brown Huskies at Centennial Stadium. The Bruins […]
Student lives dream on stage with Arkells
BY CHRISTY KNOX When Western University music and business student John Muirhead, 20, sent a casual tweet to his favourite band, little did he know […]
Hundreds line up to meet YouTube beauty guru
BY JUSTINE POLANIC Beauty gurus are among the most popular YouTubers, and one of them held a meet and greet last Saturday at the Toronto […]
Planning ahead for the cost of education
BY CASSANDRA KING Planning ahead is critical for students trying to juggle part-time jobs and the cost of college, experts say. In the 1990s, an […]
Multi-level marketing: Gold mine or scam?
BY JUSTINE POLANIC In the digital age, students are finding more ways to make extra money, and multi-level marketing is becoming a popular option. Multi-level […]
Students concerned about HMC2 delay
BY OLIVIA PULHAM Some Sheridan students in programs moving to Hazel McCallion Campus Phase 2 are stressing out over the construction delay. According to the […]
Sheridan responds to controversial anti-abortion activists
BY TYLER CHOI Over the past week, the Sheridan College community made their voices heard following a visit by a provocative anti-abortion activism group, which […]
Liberals fail on promise to indigenous students
BY BRENDEN ZERIHUN The Liberal campaign during last year’s election promised to add $50 million per year to the indigenous program that distributes money to […]
Blue Jays tip their caps to Athletic Therapy students
BY ISABELLA KRZYKALA AND HAILEY MONTGOMERY The Toronto Blue Jays honoured Sheridan College Athletic Therapy students Kevin Bryant and Justine Branco, at the Rogers […]
Georgetown runs for hospital equipment
BY KENNEDY COLTHERD On average 68 Canadian women are diagnosed with breast cancer every day. Last Sunday a Georgetown residents pulled together and held a […]
All about blood donations
BY JESSICA ROVEDA Donating blood is something people are encouraged to do, but not everyone knows how the process works. Here are some quick facts […]