Sheridan to pursue polytechnic status
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS It looks like Sheridan’s journey toward becoming a university is going to take a detour. At President Mary Preece’s first Advisory College […]
Month: January 2017
Mental health by the numbers
With Bell Let’s Talk tomorrow we decided to take a look at some of the numbers behind the campaign and mental health in Canada.
Student accomplishments showcased at 50th birthday event
BY SAMANTHA RUSSELL Sheridan celebrated its 50th birthday at the new Skilled Trade Centre at Davis Campus in Brampton last Tuesday, with former students and […]
NHL Skills Competition Sat. Jan. 28
The 2017 All-Star Weekend is upon us once again and I will be covering it live on The Sheridan Sun. We will be seeing various […]
Sheridan well represented in Oscar nominations
BY GREG CHISHOLM The 89th annual Academy Award nominations were announced Tuesday morning to the delight of movie fans everywhere. Leading the way with 13 […]
The Good Parts of Me
BY QUIN VERTOLLI Can getting a tattoo heal you? That’s the focus of The Good Parts of Me. Amelia Sher was a member of a […]
Yellow is for Hello comes to Sheridan
BY RYA WALFORD Sheridan College’s Student Union is taking its first big step in mental health awareness by joining the Yellow is for Hello campaign […]
Reflection looks forward through the past
Reflection Brian Eno Warp Records, 2017 REVIEW BY MATTHEW CLARK Revisiting an old concept can sometimes be a great idea. This cannot be truer for […]
Ontario PC nomination race raises cross-partisan questions
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE In the Progressive Conservative nomination race for the newly minted provincial riding of Mississauga-Erin Mills, questions linger about who should have a […]
New Year, same you?
BY BROOKLYN FELL The 2016 chapter of your life just came to a close, and while many reflect on the year that has just passed, […]