Esports level up at Sheridan
The Sheridan eSports team has added support staff and wants to become a recognized athletics team this year. New managers and a chief varsity officer […]
Month: October 2019
What does the Career Centre provide for students?
The Career Centre at Sheridan College can be beneficial to most students. Lydia Novak, a counsellor at the Career Centre at the Trafalgar campus, said […]
How (un)affordable is Toronto?
BY ROSS CADRANEL AND GABRIELA AGUILERA Living in Toronto is expensive for millenials and Gen Zs. However, it is the biggest city in Canada and […]
Sheridan Sun Podcast releases new episode!
This week on the Sheridan Sun Podcast, Joseph DellaVecchia and Noah Sheppard are joined by journalists Mackenna Smith of the broadcast team and JP Armstrong […]
Psychedelic therapy might revolutionize mental health treatment
Psychedelic drugs have had a colorful history. Now, psychedelics are being researched as a possible cure for a range of mental illnesses. “Research is still […]
Indigenous culture thrives in the GTA…but you don’t often see it
BY JP ARMSTRONG Living in the GTA, Indigenous culture is next to invisible, and it is not an accident. “It’s almost as if people see […]
Trudeau and Scheer: Punches were thrown but no clear winner
Many Canadians tuned into the federal leaders debate only to see a crowded stage with everyone arguing over each other. However, the real showdown was […]
“Joker”: Work of fiction or incel fantasy? (contains spoilers)
BY MARK FREITAS & ALVIN KWESIGA “The Joker,” Todd Phillips’ latest movie starring Joaquin Phoenix, is raising questions about artistic choices and the acceptable way […]
How dangerous is vaping?
E-cigarette use, or vaping as it’s more commonly known, is a popular way of consuming drugs like nicotine. Vape products are also used in the […]
Cinema from the Spectrum is making a splash at Sheridan
Cinema from the Spectrum, created by Sheridan student Jaime Rebanal, is a podcast and website dedicated to looking at movies from the perspective of Autistic […]
Sheridan Votes 2019: We the Majority
What do young people really care about? For the first time in Canadian history, 18-34 year-olds represent the majority of voters and have the power […]
Shedding light on the positivity of social media
Social media is popular with students and young people today, but it can sometimes be seen as a negative influence because it can be distracting, […]