Call Me By Your Name producer talks extended version and Oscar nominations
BY MAX WELLS While Call Me By Your Name may have been snubbed at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards, the film’s fight isn’t over yet. […]
Month: January 2018
Aziz Ansari is not a sexual predator
OPINION BY BRITTANY LODWICH The media has been swarming recently around men being accused of sexual misconduct, the path of destruction is only increasing. One […]
Insidious: The Final Key is a mediocre finale
REVIEW BY TYLER REYNOLDS As a fan of movies, January is usually one of the lowest points of the year. Notorious as a time where […]
The hidden gem of Downtown Burlington: John Street
BY SASHENKA PAATZ Downtown Burlington is a wonderful place to discover unique businesses. Unfortunately, many of these hidden gems go unnoticed as people wander the […]
No friends but the mountains
BY PAUL MANTELLA Turkey has launched an attack on the Kurdish-led SDF, the most democratic force in Syria, which is also the main ally of […]
Sheridan gamers hit bullseye with new game
BY DAVID SALITURO If you ever wanted to wield a bow and arrow and compete against your friends, a group of Sheridan College students has […]
Local bar raises money for mental health
BY ASHA SWANN Monaghans Sports Pub in Oakville hosted a fundraiser last weekend, donating the proceeds to the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA). The event […]
Students seek opportunity at college Job Fair
BY DEVON COLLINS Sheridan students at the Trafalgar Campus lined up last week to get their pick of on-campus jobs at the annual Job Fair. […]
LIVE BLOG: Sheridan Sun Productions – January 31, 2018
Follow along as Sheridan journalism students prepare to go live with our news show.
Internships opening doors into working world
BY JAMES PEETERS Landing an internship is important for some Sheridan students. It could mean job experience, making connections that can lead to employment or […]
Physiologist helps create path to a “new you”
BY BRITTANY LODWICH The pressures to be healthy are starting to fall on us now more than ever. Anthony Pereira, is a Toronto physiologist whose […]
Grade 5 art students in Burlington collaborate with politician
BY SASHENKA PAATZ The Art Gallery of Burlington (ABG) hosts an annual levee that allows the community to hear from some of their government representatives. […]