Students tap into OneCard promotions
BY KASSANDRA FERNANDES Most students at Sheridan don’t understand how using their OneCard will benefit them. “Having your identification on campus is huge, in terms […]
Month: November 2016
Film for Thought
LIVE BLOG BY TAYLOR CHARETTE
Journalism students taking news to next level
BY PAIGE OGDEN & JULIA BROWN A new take on Sheridan College news is now only one swipe away. The college’s Journalism students are designing […]
Top 10 books for your holiday wish list
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS The holidays are upon us. If you are looking for some great books to read over the holidays beyond CBC Book’s top picks, […]
Students frustrated over Hazel McCallion Campus delay
BY JESSICA PALUMBO Students are growing more frustrated with the delay of phase two of Sheridan’s Hazel McCallion Campus. The expansion was originally planned to […]
Sheridan unites to make a difference
BY KASSANDRA FERNANDES Sheridan College is partnering with United Way to host various events across all three campuses and online to support the 1 in […]
Sheridan prof leads creative thinking workshop
BY KASIA HENLEY A Sheridan College professor led a room of business professionals through a lecture on creative problem solving in the hopes that a […]
Mississauga gets a taste of the holidays
BY KHURRAM KHALID The spirit of Christmas came early for Mississauga residents, as thousands visited Celebration Square for the city’s first ever Holiday Market, on […]
25 days of Christmas fun
BY RYA WALFORD No more early mornings or long classes, no more due dates or grades, Christmas break is the holy grail of the school […]
Peel Police team with Sheridan students at Toys for Tots
STORY BY BROOKLYN FELL PHOTOS BY KASIA HENLEY Peel Regional Police teamed up with Sheridan’s Police Foundation students yesterday for their annual Toys for Tots […]
Holiday help for those in need
BY PAIGE OGDEN With holidays just three weeks away, families in the GTA will be in need of food, toys and clothing. “I think it’s […]
What’s the buzz with the bees?
BY LAURA ERNE Students got a birds and the bees talk of another nature, last Thursday with Victoria MacPhail, a PhD candidate in the faculty […]