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The more connected we are, the less connected we will be
OP-ED BY BROOKLYN FELL I am waiting in line by myself at Longo’s, there is about three people in front of me and a couple […]
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Time to use your voice for mental health
BY JULIA BROWN According to the Canadian Mental Health Association, 20 per cent of Canadians suffer from a mental health struggle. Suicide has become one […]
Whale of a time?
BY KENNEDY COLTHERD Since he was two years old, Tilikum the killer whale had been brought up in captivity. During his years as a “show […]
Sheridan seeks solutions for inequality, precarious job market
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE A rising gap in wealth between richer and poorer Canadians signals challenges ahead for students. While a recent study shows a small […]
Presidential inaugurations of the past and present
BY SAMANTHA MOYA President Elect Donald Trump’s inauguration will take place Friday Jan. 20. President Barack Obama will be stepping down and the U.S. will […]
HMC2 opens doors
BY JULIA BROWN The day Sheridan staff and students have been waiting for has finally arrived. The new Hazel McCallion Campus expansion is finally complete. […]
A woman named November
BY AMELIA SHER November Davies is a 45-year-old paralegal student at Sheridan College. There is more to her than meets the eye. November lost her […]
Finding forever families
BY JESSICA PALUMBO AND MATT COFFIN Some people believe that it would be a cute Christmas morning moment to see their child or spouse unwrapping […]
Laying pipeline protest farther than the frontline
BY SAMANTHA MOYA Imagine being sprayed with water cannons by police in below freezing weather. Being hit by rubber bullets and rounds of tear gas. […]
What’s the buzz with the bees?
BY LAURA ERNE Students got a birds and the bees talk of another nature, last Thursday with Victoria MacPhail, a PhD candidate in the faculty […]
Unpaid internships by the numbers
BY BROOKLYN FELL With the end of the semester right around the corner, many Sheridan students are considering the possibility of a spring or summer […]
Late-night life at the Learning Commons
BY ADITH NATARAJAN It’s not only exam week where students occupy the Learning Commons, at some point there is a big pile of homework which […]