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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 […]
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The Weeknd’s Big Win
Award season continued on May 27 with The iHeartRadio Music Awards. The award show, which was canceled last year due to the pandemic, was back. […]
What’s Trending?
In the day and age of social media, something always becomes a trending topic of conversation. Everyday, that “something” is likely different. So, it may […]
Olivia Rodrigo: She’s Sweet & ‘SOUR’
Months after ‘Driver’s License’ hit our Spotify and Apple music screens, the newest pop star has dropped her highly anticipated debut album ‘SOUR’. 18-year-old Olivia […]
The Historians Initiative
Sheridan Alumni Akil McKenzie recently began a movement titled “The Historians Initiative”. This movement aims to provide a strong message during Black History Month and […]
Upcoming ‘Code 8’ screening features Sheridan alumni
Sheridan is partnering with the Oakville Festivals of Film & Art for the online screening of Code 8. The film has become one of the […]
Poise, elegance, and perfection
What does it take to be a professional ballerina? Dance is an art that imprints on the soul. It is with you every moment, it […]
Bringing African history to life
Oakville author releases new children’s book. Idia of the Benin Kingdom is a new children’s book by Ekiuwa Aire, a Nigerian-Canadian author from Oakville. Her […]
AGO debuts new African-based art collection
The Art Gallery of Ontario’s (AGO) new department of Arts of Global Africa and the Diaspora is premiering a new collection: Migrations of Line. The […]
REVIEW: Netflix series returns, but misses the chequered flag
Formula 1: Drive to Survive is back for a second season and it captures the highs and lows of the 2019 Formula 1 World Championship. […]
The Piano Man
We were sitting in his dimly lit, brick walled basement. It was exactly what I expected his home to look like. The lights are low, […]
Sheridan’s writer-in-residence: From distraught youth to acclaimed author
Perhaps her poems could save others the way poetry saved her. Liz Howard grew up in the township of Chapleau, Ontario. It’s a lonely marshland […]