AI and its affect on College students
2023 was the year Artificial Intelligence, or AI, began to dominate our social media feeds and public conversation. Since then, AI has been rampant in […]
Education
What Should Students Do After Post-Secondary?
Wondering what to do after post-secondary? Don’t worry. With the end of April arriving many post secondary students are preparing to graduate. But although graduation […]
International Workers Critical to Future of Canadian Culinary Industry
The accommodation and food industry employs roughly 1.4 million people in Canada according to stats Canada. Immigrants make up a large number of these workers. […]
Over the counter drug abuse: One addict’s story
“I really do believe it isn’t a certain personality type that abuses drugs, but it is a certain type that lets it drag them down.” […]
Class sizes and wages are pushing Ontario’s teachers to strike on Thursday
Ontario’s English and French Catholic teachers are joining a one-day strike today. This comes after a series of strikes that high school teachers have rolled […]
‘It’s made school a joke’: A parent as the teacher strikes continue
Thousands of teachers and education workers marched at the Ontario Legislature as Ontario’s four major teachers’ unions held provincewide coordinated strikes on Friday, Feb. 21. […]
Education critic believes Ontario needs to stand up for its education
“The only budget decisions we ever made were what to cut,” says Chris Glover. “When Ford is making these cuts… it’s to an already stripped-down […]
Sheridan Student Union hosts Winter Clubs Fair
The Sheridan Student Union is back with the Winter Clubs Fair. The two-day event took place at the Student Centre Atrium, outside The Marquee on […]
Something is Happening at Humber’s IGNITE
IGNITE expected to shift governance structure on Wednesday WHAT’S GOING ON? On Wednesday January 20th, the student union that represents both Humber College and University […]
The increasing pressure on child and youth care workers…starting in the classroom
With the recent closure of Ontario’s Child Advocate’s Office, some Sheridan College professors in the Child and Youth Care (CYC) program have had to adjust […]
Sheridan President Dr. Janet Morrison speaks to the Brampton Board of Trade
Dr. Janet Morrison, the president of Sheridan College, was invited by the Brampton Board of Trade to speak about the disruptive, positive changes that she […]
Six ways to improve your academic standing
If you are struggling with assignments as the fall semester wraps up, there are a lot of ways to get help at Sheridan. 1.Tutoring at […]