Gia Goodrich shows Sheridan students how to stand out in the creative industry
With her quirky personality and her astute wisdom, it’s no surprise Gia Goodrich has earned her way to the top by overcoming countless adversities. Gia […]
Year: 2021
“Express Yourself”: The Art and Community of Drag
Whether in Vancouver, B.C. or St. John’s, Newfoundland, the art of drag is taking over coast to coast. Drag performers are introducing a community that […]
Travel is returning, but with new expenses
Travel is coming back, but the added expenses are making people hesitant. Regardless of their vaccination status, all travelers returning to Canada must have a negative PCR test 72 […]
OPINION: It’s Time to Stop Attacking Skeptics of the Vaccine
I know that people living in Canada are lucky. I know the vaccine being freely administered is a blessing and a privilege many do not […]
Sheridan Raises Awareness for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
November 25th was the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, followed by 16 days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Statistics show that […]
Home buyers struggle as new policy comes up short
Canadian home buyers continue to struggle with rising market prices after Parliament’s speech from the throne last Tuesday failed to address low market supply. “We must keep tackling the rising cost of living,” said Governor […]
How the COVID-19 pandemic made thrifting popular
In 2020 alone, 33 million people bought second-hand items for the first time. Most bought clothing, followed by books and homeware. According to the 2021 […]
Halo Fans are eager for New Halo Infinite
Halo fans are awaiting the release of the new Halo Infinite game launching on December 8th on Xbox and PC after four years since the […]
Students are struggling to connect with their peers over Zoom
With school moving from the classroom to Zoom, students are struggling to connect with their peers. Classrooms are a place where students get the chance […]
How Sheridan’s Community Garden is harvesting community and experience
Sheridan’s community garden is back and preparing to accept new members for its winter 2022 initiative. The Sheridan Sun spoke to Melina Elia, a member […]
Meet Sheridan Mission Zero Hero nominee, Lorina Harvey
As we strive to reduce our carbon footprint, Sheridan has asked students, staff, and alumni to nominate individuals who are already making a change to […]
OPINION: Why I considered removing hijab after the Muslim family killing in the London attack
Could my religious choices be putting my kids at risk? Rapid thoughts prevented me from sleeping that night after reading the horrific hate-motivated car attack […]