Beauty industry booming thanks to social media, experts say
BY TALINE LOSCHIAVO Thanks to social media, the beauty industry is not what it was 10 years ago. The industry has evolved, and as a […]
Year: 2017
Milton man recounts evacuation during Las Vegas shooting
Last week, my father visited Las Vegas for a business trip. He recounts being evacuated out of the Mandalay Bay Hotel and being shunted along […]
According to experts, Donaldson will be a Blue Jay in 2018
BY THOMAS HALL Josh Donaldson has been a key player with the Blue Jays but with his contract expiring after next season, what will the […]
Fighting breast cancer: a positive outlook on a positive diagnosis
BY ALIZA LATTA Pink ribbons are everywhere this month. The Canadian Cancer Society estimates 1 in 4 women will receive a breast cancer diagnosis in […]
Theatre Sheridan shines spotlight on upcoming season
BY TYLER COLLINS Theatre Sheridan and the college’s Bachelors of Music Theatre Performance program announced their upcoming playbill of productions for the 2017/2018 season last […]
Sheridan grad’s dreams are only beginning
BY ALIZA LATTA Christine Rees ran out of books to read. She was 17, on summer vacation in Muskoka, near Bracebridge. She had the lake […]
Memorial scholarship to honour Sheridan graduate
BY SYDNEY BORTON The family of a Sheridan graduate has found a beautiful way to memorialize him after his death. The Jonah McIntosh Memorial Scholarship […]
Sheridan Athletic Therapy makes strong presence at Invictus Games
BY LIAM ROWE Sheridan College’s Athletic Therapy program continues to impress as members from the past and present make their mark at the third Invictus […]
Student Union Board of Directors election underway
BY ALLIE MURRAY The Sheridan Student Union is holding an election for seats on its Board of Directors. The Board is elected annually and is […]
Mississauga gathers to recognize annual Crime Awareness Day
BY SEDA ATAR On Saturday, the people of Mississauga recognized Annual Community Crime Awareness Day. It was a perfect reason for […]
Milton artists open studio doors for tour
BY ANDREJ FEHER The Fine Arts Society of Milton hosted its 19th Annual Milton & Area Studio Tour this past weekend. Visitors were treated to […]
Part-time work can help students avoid debt
BY SAM SCOTT Most students pay for tuition, textbooks and living expenses with their own money by working part-time jobs. The stresses of balancing work […]