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Battle Rap rejuvenating Toronto’s urban culture
BY CARLINGTON SAMUELS There is no denying it. Rap music is one of the most influential genres in the entertainment industry today. A genre that […]
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Battle rap: World Domination next month, Ontario domination now
BY JOE CATANIA Battle rap has always been a huge element in the hip-hop community, and now it is slowly becoming a larger part of […]
WIldsound Festival showcases short films
BY WEZLEY WRIGHT A meet up for movie critics and fans alike was held on sept 17, 2017. Wildsound Festival is a monthly gathering where […]
ROM exhibit examines indigenous art and power
BY ALLIE MURRAY Powerful Indigenous artwork has caught the eyes of museum attendees at the Royal Ontario Museum. Anishinaabeg: Art and Power is an art […]
Trafalgar campus holds Open Mic Night
COVERAGE BY MATTHEW BURDITT We will be covering Sheridan’s Open Mic Night at Trafalgar Campus where students will be showing off talents on stage. The […]
What Would Sal Do? Be funny
BY ANDREW SEMKOW Christ has risen . . . in Sudbury? That’s the premise of CraveTv’s newest show What Would Sal Do? The series revolves […]
Toronto Comic-Con highlight reel
This past weekend was the 16th annual Toronto Comic-Con. It was held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in downtown Toronto. The event hosted over […]
Belle strikes again with record-breaking new film
BY LAURA ERNE The new live-action Beauty and the Beast film hit theatres this weekend, breaking many records with its $350 million global box office […]
Sheridan goes Broadway with The Big Picture Gala
BY ANDREW SEMKOW While most people were preparing to relax on the Friday before reading week, some Sheridan students were showing the public the best […]
A whale, a dream and a painting: the story of a book
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS There was a whale on the beach. For many people, encountering this scene in a dream could be forgettable. For Bobbi M. […]
Cheers to painting!
BY SEAN McCONNELL What comes to mind when thinking of bar activities? Pool? Darts? Conversation? But painting? Last night I attended Paint Nite, an activity that […]
Remembering Richard Wagamese
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS Richard Wagamese is gone. The Ojibway author, from Kamloops B.C, was known for his writing, which focused largely on Indigenous characters and […]