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Staying in shape at Sheridan — Inside the Trafalgar campus fitness centre

2026-04-17 0

By Terrance Lee Staying fit is an important part of maintaining one’s health and mind. Fortunately for Sheridan students, the college offers a well-equipped Athletic […]

Health

When technology and social media becomes too much, try a digital detox

2026-04-17 0

By Nicholas Grant The average North American spends a staggering 2.5 months a year on their phone. So says a 2024 survey of tech habits. […]

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Haute mess — How these eight fashion myths might be harming your mental health

2026-04-17 0

By Daniella Daniel-Kalio Clothing isn’t just about style, contrary to what a lot of people believe. Research shows that it affects mood and confidence through […]

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