Erebus is on another level of scary
BY NICHOLAS LUCCIANTONIO The famous four-storey haunted attraction Erebus is back for the Halloween season. Located in Pontiac, Michigan, Erebus is one of the scariest […]
Month: October 2017
shy kids put the independent back into indie music
The Sheridan Sun sat down with Patrick Cederberg and Matt Hornick from the group to talk about their new album, and the task of being […]
Sheridan expects faculty strike Monday morning
BY TYLER COLLINS Sheridan College is telling students and staff to be prepared for a strike on all three Sheridan campuses beginning 7 a.m. the morning […]
Erin Fall Fair offers sneak peak at Royal events
BY NICK SNOW The Erin Fall Fair is a preview to the Royal Winter Fair and is one of the last small town fairs […]
Sheridan hosts event for murdered and missing Indigenous women
BY NICK SNOW Sheridan’s Centre for Indigenous Learning and Spport, along with Oakville Community Foundation, hosted an event last week which addressed murdered and missing […]
Toronto rooftoppers capture the city like never before
Rooftop adventures (Video courtesy of Instagram account adap.t) BY LIAM ROWE Toronto’s rooftop photography scene continues to bloom as people crave the city’s view at […]
Library offers loads of student resources
BY SEDA ATAR Sheridan College has a wide range of books to choose from, online and at the library. Either for entertainment or as study […]
Toronto After Dark Film Festival starts 12th year
BY SHANE ROBERTS The Toronto After Dark Film Festival (TADFF) is an annual horror, sci-fi, cult and action movie film festival. This year will have […]
Media students can borrow range of equipment
BY SEDA ATAR Sheridan College’s equipment rooms 109 and 111 supplies students in programs that use cameras, tripods, mics and other electronic equipment. The room […]
Catalonia region of Spain seeks independence
BY PAUL MANTELLA Spain is facing its worst crisis in over 40 years. The Spanish region of Catalonia held a vote Oct. 1 to secede […]
Where to get haunted this month
BY WEZLEY WRIGHT With Halloween just a few weeks away the GTA is starting to get into the holiday spirit. If you are in the […]
Ian Anderson House remembers 20 years in Oakville
BY ALLIE MURRAY After dealing with the heartache of losing her husband to cancer, Margaret Anderson opened a cancer hospice in her husband’s name to […]