‘Tis the season for Sheridan ‘staches
BY EMANUEL GEORGE We all know what comes after October, right? Movember! ‘Tis the season to raise men’s mental health awareness and help prevent prostate […]
Year: 2018
RCMP updates investigation of CRA scam
BY PHILIPPE CARON Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) released updates yesterday on their investigation into CRA scams in India. Officers explained to the media on […]
Textile students weave their magic
BY ALYSSA PARKHILL Students from the Honours Bachelor Craft and Design program showcased their hard work and creativity Nov.7 at the AA wing gallery. More […]
Sheridan shares the warmth with international students
Sheridan’s annual Winter Coat Drive is back and accepting donations. The initiative aims to help new or returning international students stay warm and protected during […]
Get in the Zone
BY ALEXANDRIA FRISBY An alternate universe full of art took over Sheridan’s Learning Commons Nov. 7. The Zine Zone was a show and sale of […]
50 years of Animation
BY SYDNEY SAVAGE Sheridan’s Animation program is set to celebrate its 50-year anniversary. The program, created by Sheridan’s first president Jack Porter and Hollywood animator […]
Onecard to be accepted at more off-campus restaurants
BY ERIC DAROSA The onecard network at Sheridan College is expanding, and students can expect more off campus restaurants to begin accepting their student IDs. […]
Decorate your place with a piece of Hollywood magic
BY ROBERT KOUMARELAS The poster sale is being held in the atrium of the Student Centre at Trafalgar Campus. If you’re looking for that special […]
Tasty fundraiser helps buy beds for Joseph Brant
BY TAMARA VON ESTORFF Burlington residents got a chance to help Joseph Brant Hospital by sipping fine wine and sampling fancy food last weekend. Burlington […]
Take some time to yourself at Om Sweet Om
BY MANESA DHANABALAN Sheridan students started their days feeling powerful and relaxed after participating in Om Sweet Om on Nov. 6 at Trafalgar Campus. Amanda […]
Midterms signal change in U.S. but not so fast for Canada
ANALYSIS BY ALEX TAYLOR The Democratic Party scored a narrow victory in last night’s U.S. midterm election, changing the power dynamic President Trump has enjoyed […]
Competition gives high schoolers chance to dive into design
BY JESSICA SWIETONIOWSKI Oakville high school students got a chance to experience life as an architect at the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts. Students […]