Does live music lead to more happiness?
INFOGRAPHIC BY MATTHEW BURDITT To some, a concert is nothing more than a claustrophobic setting with loud noise. To others, it’s something that can’t even […]
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PUP set to perform at Beerfest
BY MATTHEW BURDITT Sheridan College will be holding a Beerfest at The Marquee on April 13, featuring Toronto punk band, PUP as part of the […]
Get Out keeps viewers on the edge of their seat
REVIEW BY JULIA BROWN Get Out is a game changer. Jordan Peele, writer, director and comedian, knows how to grab viewers by the throat from […]
Oakville helps continue conversation about mental health
BY JULIA BROWN What happens when a room full of people all have the same goals? Change. On Feb. 16 at Otello’s banquet hall, the […]
Sheridan cuts Tourism and Global Travel program
BY MATTHEW BURDITT Sheridan College recently announced plans to cut the Tourism and Global Travel program from its offerings. “The decision to suspend the program has […]
Albums of the month
REVIEW BY MATTHEW BURDITT New year, new music. This month got off to a big start to the year for music. We saw good pop […]
Leaving her heart on the court
BY JULIA BROWN “The things that people do now in sports, you can’t even believe. These are complete total athletes. To see what human beings […]
Time to use your voice for mental health
BY JULIA BROWN According to the Canadian Mental Health Association, 20 per cent of Canadians suffer from a mental health struggle. Suicide has become one […]
Sheridan student pursues opportunity to front hardcore band
BY MATTHEW BURDITT When you’re younger, usually you have dreams like becoming an astronaut, firefighter or a musician. Sheridan student Owen Fisher is attempting to […]
HMC2 opens doors
BY JULIA BROWN The day Sheridan staff and students have been waiting for has finally arrived. The new Hazel McCallion Campus expansion is finally complete. […]
Late-night life at the Learning Commons
BY ADITH NATARAJAN It’s not only exam week where students occupy the Learning Commons, at some point there is a big pile of homework which […]
Oakville band has big plans for 2017
BY MATTHEW BURDITT Oakville pop-punk band, Seaway has made quite the name for themselves over the past year. They released their second full-length album, Colour […]