If you’re hungry, Sheridan’s Student Union can help
The Sheridan Student Union doesn’t want you to go hungry. That’s why the SSU offers the Food First initiative, created over seven years ago as […]
Month: October 2019
Get ready to sing along at Sheridan’s Festival of New Musicals
Sheridan College will be showcasing three new shows this week during the 2019 Festival of New Musicals. Hoarding, Grow, and Pump Up The Volume will […]
What is the best way for students to get to class? It depends…
How you get to class each day can make your college experience great, or make you dread getting up in the morning. Each method of […]
Sheridan Votes 2019: Live Blog
Follow along as we live blog our 2019 federal election panel. Submit your questions on Twitter @TheSheridanSun
Sheridan College celebrates 50 years of sports with a photo exhibit
Fifty years of Sheridan’s sports history is on display at the Trafalgar campus library. The photographs were pulled from past issues of the Sheridan Sun […]
Is recycling routinely being thrown in the garbage by Town of Oakville workers?
BY JEAN-PATRICK ARMSTRONG Multiple employees of the Parks and Open Space department of the Town of Oakville have told the Sheridan Sun that recycling thrown […]
Burnout is the bogeyman of student athletes
BY GABRIELLE ESTEVES Would you be able to recognize the symptoms if you were suffering from burnout? The NCAA says that burnout is characterized by […]
What you should know about alcohol
Alcohol is a commonly used drug that has long-held legal status in Canada. That’s why most people assume it is safer than other drugs. However, […]
It takes the village: Supporting LGBTQ+ voices at Sheridan
Students have a lot to juggle, whether it’s schoolwork, jobs, or other activities. For LGBTQ+ students there can be additional stress and worry that stem […]
905 region could be harbinger for federal election
BY TOMMY DESORMEAUX Sometimes a term used to deride life in the suburbs, the “905” has recently become crucial to the results of the 2019 […]
Combating misinformation on social media
BY BRETT BULLOCK Could you spot fake news if you saw it? Fake news, or more accurately mis/disinformation, has become a serious problem over the […]
What’s going on with the Halton amalgamation?
BY ROSS CADRANEL By this time next year, the regions of Burlington, Halton Hills, Milton and Oakville could share the same name. With regards to […]