Galentine’s Day, the holiday you may not know about
Celebrate the women who always have your back. In a 2010 episode of Parks and Recreation, Leslie Knope, the main character, invented Galentine’s Day. A […]
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The man you’ve heard but not heard about
I was waiting in the parking lot on a cold and damp winter day. The roads were filled with slush. And then, like thunder and […]
Why we observe Black History Month
Written by Raymond Cabbab and Gabrielle Esteves Mikaila Kelsy has a dream. Kelsy, a first year Bachelor of Film and Television student, is a budding […]
‘Never Forget’ the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau
Seventy-five years have passed since Auschwitz-Birkenau, a World War 2 extermination camp, was liberated. World leaders and over two hundred Holocaust survivors gathered in southern […]
Online crowd-sourced therapy, the new way to get help
People are seeking help online because of their mental health problems. Young adolescents use social media for a variety of reasons. These days, they’re increasingly […]
A Leg Up on Life
Sheridan College student Jacob Calvert is no stranger to battling adversity. Jacob was born on May 19th, 1999. He is from Georgetown, Ontario. Jacob has […]
What’s the cause of car accidents in Oakville? You
Thousands of lives are lost each year across Oakville roads because of car crashes. The most common cause of accidents in Oakville is human error. […]
The future is accessible: Celebrating people with disabilities
BY JED SALIBAY AND MICHAEL AKINFEMI In order to mark this year’s International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPWD), Sheridan College is holding several events […]
Preparing for winter driving
Do you want to stay safe while driving in the winter? The easiest thing that everyone can do is get their winter tires on. Consumer […]
Get your holidays started
Tis the season to start getting into the festivities. The Town of Oakville will be glowing with holiday spirit starting Friday. This year, the Oakville […]
How (un)affordable is Toronto?
BY ROSS CADRANEL AND GABRIELA AGUILERA Living in Toronto is expensive for millenials and Gen Zs. However, it is the biggest city in Canada and […]
Cinema from the Spectrum is making a splash at Sheridan
Cinema from the Spectrum, created by Sheridan student Jaime Rebanal, is a podcast and website dedicated to looking at movies from the perspective of Autistic […]