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Supporting Student’s Mental Health
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 […]
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International Student Summit starts much-needed conversation
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 […]
The Risk of Replicas
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 […]
Student Starts Petition to Change Dress Code at High School
Many high school students may describe their school’s dress code as “outdated” and “sexist”.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 […]
Bombs from afar shake Sheridan students
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
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 […]
FACE IT: Sheridan’s initiative to support students with Autism
Sheridan’s FACE IT Club hosted a webinar to celebrate World Autism Acceptance Day. World Autism Month occurs every April, and April 2nd is the United […]
“Mean Tweets”: How Canadian journalists face incivility
The University of Ottawa’s Centre for Law Technology and Society hosted a virtual webinar yesterday titled “Journalists Facing Mean Tweets: What It Means for Our […]
NHL trade deadline ends off with a flurry
NHL teams have been improving their rosters with trades in preparation for the playoffs starting May 2nd. With the Lightning winning the Stanley Cup two […]
Breaking through burnout
The semester is winding down here at Sheridan and students are feeling the pressure as final exams and projects begin to pile up. Stress is […]
Canada totals twenty-five medals at Beijing
Canada has returned from Beijing after winning 25 medals in the 2022 Winter Paralympics. They ranked third in total medals among all countries. This is […]
CJF, JSC, and MJP launch $200,000 bursary for journalists
On March 9, the Canadian Journalism Foundation, J-Schools Canada-Écoles-J Canada, and the Meta Journalism Project announced a $200,000 bursary program. Up to 100 bursaries for […]