Parents’ divorce affects adult children too
BY NATALIA CAMARENA I remember sitting in my second grade class when my teacher asked us, “Which of you have parents that are still married?” […]
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St. Paddy’s Day: binge drinking can have lasting effects
BY JASMINE ANTHONY This St. Patrick’s Day, it’s important to remember that the “luck of the Irish” is not enough to get you home safely. […]
Traditional Quebec ‘Cabane à Sucre’ pops up on Toronto shore
BY JASMINE ANTHONY The beginning of March Break brought some sweetness to Toronto’s waterfront with Sugar Shack, a “real Cabane à Sucre.” On March 12 and […]
Sheridan student gets standing ovation at open mic night
BY KELSEY LYONS Not long after Lauren Quiquero could talk, she could sing, with a perfect pitch at that. The 19-year-old Sheridan student sang at […]
Thinking spring at Oakville Greenhouse
BY RACHEL LEE-THOMAS AND JANA GREGORIO Like an oasis in a cold concrete tundra, the Oakville Municipal Greenhouse is a great escape. Stepping through the glass […]
Meet the Sheridan alumni behind Zootopia’s lovable critters
BY RACHEL LEE-THOMAS The Sheridan Sun recently got a peek behind the animation on Disney’s latest movie Zootopia from alumni David Stodolny, a character animator, and […]
Google’s AlphaGo sweeps Go pro Lee Sedol 3-0
BY COLE WATSON Last week The Sheridan Sun live-blogged the third Go match between Google DeepMind’s AlphaGo program and Lee Sedol, the top player of […]
March is maple month in Mississauga
BY GREG LOWENTHAL Cold air mixed with the sound of music and storytelling. Live demonstrations of making maple syrup. The bright colours of traditional native […]
Upcycling puts a unique twist on wardrobe
BY STEFAN LEE Does the desire to be on trend with the latest fashions without spending endless amounts of cash or dressing identical to the […]
Sometimes, the song does remain the same
BY RYAN SAGADORE A single album can change your life. It can influence your musical tastes forever and can provide you with comfort and companionship […]
Bringing dyslexia into the open
BY NICOLE CALHAU Despite being very common, dyslexia can still carry a damaging stigma for students and adults who have it. Although 85 per cent […]
Davis Toastmasters hosts dual speech contest
BY CONNOR RIDLEY Davis Campus hosted the annual Davis Bruins Toastmasters speech contests March 10. Toastmasters International is a non-profit organization that operates clubs devoted […]