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A study published in mid-March by Statistics Canada found an increased risk of cybervictimization among Canadian youth and young adults ages 12 to 29. For […]
Sheridan Reads returned March 9th to welcome Anishinaabe journalist/author Waubgeshig Rice and his novel Moon of the Crusted Snow. A conversation between Rice and Naben Ruthnum, took place […]
While Reading Week is typically referred to reading your course material, it is important to do things that you enjoy to mentally decompress during this […]
With tax season approaching, the Sheridan Student Union is providing a service which allows students to get their taxes filed for free. The Sheridan Student […]
International Women’s Day IWD is globally celebrated on March 8 to recognize women’s achievements, resilience, and value. Every Woman Counts is Canada’s theme for International […]
Netflix is back in the spotlight once again and it’s not for a new hit show. Big changes are coming to our accounts after Netflix […]
The charm of winter can fade quick after the holidays are over. The short days and gloomy weather can often bring on a bout of […]
The international student summit ended Wednesday afternoon after over 200 leaders from postsecondary schools, community groups and governmental branches came to Sheridan’s Davis campus […]
A lockdown at White Oaks Secondary School on Tuesday has triggered a lengthy discussion over Twitter about what the law has to say about firearm […]
Many high school students may describe their school’s dress code as “outdated” and “sexist”. According to Cordelia MacDonald, a student at Simcoe Composite high school […]
Sheridan students are looking for support, emotional and financial, after a war thousands of kilometers away has cast their finances into doubt and put their […]
Events are back in full swing, and attendees couldn’t be happier. We experienced this firsthand at the Walk Off The Earth concert at the Oakville […]
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