Sheridan Votes 2019: Town Hall
BY NOAH SHEPPARD With the 2019 Canadian Federal election right around the corner, the Sheridan College Journalism program is hosting a town hall for the […]
Month: September 2019
Sheridan Sun launches podcast
BY JOSEPH DELLAVECCHIA & NOAH SHEPPARD Welcome to the Sheridan Sun Podcast, the show that takes a deeper look at some of the biggest stories […]
Sheridan’s Community Garden – An escape from reality
A walkway filled with tall, bright sunflowers, and fluttering butterflies all around…what more can you ask for? Sheridan College’s Trafalgar campus has a community garden […]
Nike and Raptors hijab collaboration faces negative feedback
Nike and The Toronto Raptors wanted to be more inclusive when they teamed up to create a hijab with the Raptors’ team logo. Although the […]
What can students do to stay healthy?
BY DYLAN CAREY Your whole life, you’ve probably been told to eat well and exercise regularly. However, as a college student, those are two things […]
College students are twice as likely to be sexually assaulted than robbed
BY GABRIELLE ESTEVES One in five women are sexually assaulted at one point during their life. According to the Canadian Department of Justice, young people […]
Young voters react to Trudeau’s blackface/brownface scandal
This past year, Trudeau’s sunny ways have turned into cloudy days. Scandal after scandal has plagued the Prime Minister who quite recently was praised as a champion of equality. […]
What movies coming out this Oscar season are college students most excited for?
Oscar season is just around the corner, which means some of the most highly anticipated movies of the year are coming out. Some of these […]
Who will attend the Sheridan climate rallies?
All around the world, students are walking out of their classes to attend climate rallies. Most of these rallies are, in one way or another, […]
More to Trudeau scandal than poll numbers
BY TOMMY DESORMEAUX Many people are talking about Justin Trudeau’s apology and the impact his shocking blackface photos could have on the election. However, to […]
How to balance work and school
BY SARAH WEBSTER Many students juggle having a part-time job and going to school full-time. Being a college student doesn’t come cheap. Some students have […]
How you can help prevent drug overdoses
BY ERIC MELOCHE Students take drugs. This is not new information. However, the rising risk of overdose, contaminated drugs, or other drug-related health problems is […]