This is where you can display student news for this category.
Sheridan Sun Podcast continues!
The Sheridan Sun Podcast is back and will feature new hosts for the rest of the semester. TJ Dhir and Brandon Rollo will be taking […]
News
Gun violence on the rise in Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville
Gun violence in the GTA is on the rise–and that includes Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville, where Sheridan campuses are located. On any given day, there […]
The controversy over sex education in elementary schools
Sex education in elementary schools has been a controversial topic for parents and students. Although the curriculum has been updated, some experts still aren’t sure […]
Start networking now
It’s only a matter of time before students complete their programs and start looking for jobs. Getting your foot in the door in your field […]
Sheridan’s push for food accessibility may help save the planet
Sheridan is introducing Beyond Meat options at several of its food establishments, and consuming these meat substitutes may be combating climate change. Studies show that […]
ACLU blocks American abortion bans, and some Canadian women breathe easier
Abortion rights were making big news south of the border this past June when bans were announced in multiple U.S. states. The one that got […]
How are video games being used in mental health care?
Video games are a common way that people spend their free time. However, they are also being seen as possible new technology to treat mental […]
Sheridan Sun Podcast launches new episode and introduces new hosts!
This week on the Sheridan Sun Podcast, Joseph and Noah are joined by journalists Mark Roberge of the broadcast team, and Gabby Esteves of the […]
450 workers at Ford Oakville are losing their jobs
Ford Motor Company is cutting 450 jobs at its Oakville, Ont. assembly plant. The layoffs will begin in the new year. The jobs represent around […]
Is Halloween dangerous for black cats?
There is an urban myth that’s been circulating for years that black cats are in danger of ritual sacrifice around Halloween and, for this reason, […]
Indigenous culture thrives in the GTA…but you don’t often see it
BY JP ARMSTRONG Living in the GTA, Indigenous culture is next to invisible, and it is not an accident. “It’s almost as if people see […]
Trudeau and Scheer: Punches were thrown but no clear winner
Many Canadians tuned into the federal leaders debate only to see a crowded stage with everyone arguing over each other. However, the real showdown was […]