Sheridan Sun Podcast signs off for the semester
On the final episode of the podcast for this semester, TJ and Brandon are joined by web journalists, Shinead Orotal and Raymond Cabbab, to discuss […]
Month: December 2019
Sheridan 2020: What’s next for mental health on campus?
As the semester comes to a close, many people are naturally thinking about the new year. But the new year is stressful for everyone, especially […]
Heads up: 140 clay self-portraits of Sheridan students on display at Trafalgar campus
Heads up Sheridan there’s a new art installation at the Trafalgar Campus Library! The display showcases approximately 140 life-sized self-portraits of second-year students from the […]
The increasing pressure on child and youth care workers…starting in the classroom
With the recent closure of Ontario’s Child Advocate’s Office, some Sheridan College professors in the Child and Youth Care (CYC) program have had to adjust […]
‘Our decisions can impact the health of everyone around us’: Expert warns antibiotic misuse spreads powerful superbugs
Taking antibiotics when they aren’t needed doesn’t just put your health in danger, it puts everyone’s health at risk. It can spread drug-resistant bacteria that […]
Sheridan commemorates National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women
By Shinead Persaud-Orotal and Raymond Cabbab Sheridan commemorated the 30th annual National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women to honour 14 women […]
Go QLess and skip the line!
Sheridan Davis campus students are getting out of line taking advantage of the Office of the Registrar’s (OTR) new QLess service, which was launched on […]
The future is accessible: Celebrating people with disabilities
BY JED SALIBAY AND MICHAEL AKINFEMI In order to mark this year’s International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPWD), Sheridan College is holding several events […]
Inside the “Art-Hive” at Sheridan
There was a buzz of activity at Trafalgar campus for the annual Sheridan Art-Hive. What is an Art-Hive? It’s a place for students, professors and […]
Sheridan Sun Podcast releases new episode
On this episode of the podcast, TJ and Brandon are joined by Sheridan student Alex Legere to discuss a new video game called Tell Me […]
Could your fashion choices make you complicit with modern slavery?
Xinjiang cotton found in apparel sold by fast fashion brands such as H&M and UNIQLO may be harvested through labour forced upon the Chinese Muslim […]
Sheridan President Dr. Janet Morrison speaks to the Brampton Board of Trade
Dr. Janet Morrison, the president of Sheridan College, was invited by the Brampton Board of Trade to speak about the disruptive, positive changes that she […]