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Toronto’s most anticipated concerts of the summer
BY HAYLEY SMITH Summer is right around the corner. It’s a time when people spend more time outdoors, and plan activities with family and friends. […]
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REVIEW: New Netflix series fuelled by track drama
REVIEW BY CHARLOTTE DRACOPOULOS The Netflix original series Formula 1: Drive to Survive is an all-access pass to world’s fastest races. It’s an intense, action-packed, […]
Dancing with the Internet Stars
Professional ballroom dancer, Jessica Swietoniowski, partners up with the famous internet chef Pathetic Millennial. With only a few days to train and perfect a dance […]
Notable Oscar Nominations
Get all the information you need to be up to date on all the movies nominated for tonight’s Oscars right here. Sheridan Sun reporters Charlotte […]
Sheridan celebrates Animation Day as alumni head to Oscars
By ROBERT KOUMARELAS If you’ve ever been to the A Wing, you’ll know that it is mostly quiet, the only sounds being students as they […]
REVIEW: Cold Pursuit
REVIEW BY ADAM FARADAY Why do people keep messing with Liam Neeson and his family? If you have seen any of the Taken movies you’d […]
LIVE: 61st annual Grammy awards
COVERAGE BY STEPHEN YOUNATAN Stay tuned to the Sheridan Sun on Sunday, February 10 for live coverage of the 61st annual Grammy awards. 2019 GRAMMY […]
Young entrepreneur taking GTA by storm
BY ADAM FARADAY Nü Faith Multimedia just became a registered business, and it’s founder, 28-year-old-Sheridan graduate of computer graphics Cameron Moore has a lot to […]
Students’ designs aim to transform Sheridan space
BY EMANUEL GEORGE Sheridan students are exhibiting a show at the Mississauga Art Gallery called Politics of Space. It is a gallery show curated by […]
Finding the words in the dustcloud
BY EMANUEL GEORGE In comparison to 1,000-pound marble sculptures and 50-foot murals, the art of poetry seems like a much easy art form to travel […]
Pub night and karaoke will be a blast from the past
BY ERIC NEILSON Close your eyes. Imagine you’re whisked back to the year 2001. When Shrek was a box office smash and The Lord of […]
Carl Dixon extended: music then and now
BY JESSICA SWIETONIOWSKI AND ADAM FARADAY It’s hard to believe the man standing on the darkened Burlington stage, casually going through his soundcheck, was once […]