Union Burrito departure upsets students
BY JOSEPH DELLAVECCHIA The big controversy this semester on campus? Booster Juice has replaced Union Burrito. For five years the Sheridan Student Union (SSU) had […]
Courting the youth vote
BY BRETT BULLOCK People often say that the younger generation doesn’t vote, but that might be changing. In 2015, Canada saw the highest number of […]
24/7, 365 days a year, qualified counsellors are ready to talk with you at Empower Me
BY LAVANYA KATHIRGAMANATHAN The Sheridan Student Union is promoting a new mental health and wellness program that you can access 24/7, 365 days a year. […]
How are Ford’s fee changes impacting college student unions?
BY DYLAN CAREY When Doug Ford announced that college students would be able to opt-out of some fees, student unions were worried they wouldn’t have […]
Sheridan student shines at Toronto Fringe Festival
BY NOAH SHEPPARD Although he may only be in his third year of Sheridan’s Musical Theatre program, Mateo Lewis is already making waves in the […]
Athletic Therapy Students Honored at Blue Jays Game
On September 13th, the Toronto Blue Jays and Sheridan College honored this year’s Student Trainer Award recipients before the Toronto Blue Jays took on the […]
Latin Music’s Multicultural Stage in Canada
On May 24th and 25th Montreal welcomed artists from all over Latin America – and all over Canada – for a weekend full of reggaeton. […]
Sheridan Athletic Therapy Students Honoured with Awards
Sheridan College’s Athletic Therapy Program awarded 14 different awards to their students this year. These awards range from various memorial awards to scholarships and represent […]
The High Cost of Cheap Trends with fast fashion
Being a fashionista, someone who obsessively follows trends, is not uncommon among young people. This is especially the case with the help of brands that […]
Rents Decrease: Homes still out of reach!
Eighty thousand people in Ontario are homeless, a number that has grown exponentially since COVID-19. According to AMO – Association of Municipalities of Ontario, data […]
Are There More Plane Crashes – Or Just More Media Hype?
The number of plane crashes and the fatalities involved have been a topic of concern, especially after a plane flipped upside-down at Toronto Pearson Airport […]
Bruins Honoured at Sheridan’s 56th Athletic Varsity Banquet
Sheridan athletes and coaches gathered on Thursday, April 3rd, for the 56th Annual Varsity Banquet to celebrate a season of victories, dedication, and teamwork. The […]
“Splitting the G” trend leads to a split in supply
Guinness Brewing Storehouse, Dublin (Mabel Williams/2025) Pubs and bars across Canada are struggling to keep up with the demand for Guinness, after facing a major […]
Ontario colleges in crisis; Sheridan no exception
Last November, Sheridan College announced it was suspending 40 programs, surprising students and staff. However, it wasn’t the cuts that were surprising, but the programs […]
Who knows you better than you know yourself? Maybe social media
Social media has all kinds of trends and platforms, and this means the technology you use everyday knows what you like: it knows when you’ve […]
The High Cost of Cheap Trends with fast fashion
Being a fashionista is a common practice among youngsters. Especially with the help of brands that produce cheap and trendy clothes in a very short […]
Puff or Poison? The Vape Trap with youth
Vaping has become commonplace among Generation Z, or people who were born between 1997 and 2012. Zoomers see vaping as a safe alternative to smoking […]