Sexual violence policy and protocol at Sheridan is up for review
Sheridan’s Sexual Assault and Sexual Violence Policy and Protocol is up for review. Dr. Janet Morrison, president of Sheridan College, says, “We as a community […]
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Sheridan’s fall community cleanup
On November 6th, the Mission Zero team is holding a cleanup event at the Davis campus. The goal is to help clean up the environment […]
Career month at Sheridan: workshops and fairs to help you get a job
This November marks Canada’s fourth annual National Career Month. Sheridan is participating with several events and workshops both students and graduates can attend. These events […]
Wellness Wednesdays at Sheridan
Sheridan College is hosting a Wellness Wednesday every week until the 4th of December. Each week comes with a different 20-minute mindful meditation that focuses […]
Esports level up at Sheridan
The Sheridan eSports team has added support staff and wants to become a recognized athletics team this year. New managers and a chief varsity officer […]
Get ready to sing along at Sheridan’s Festival of New Musicals
Sheridan College will be showcasing three new shows this week during the 2019 Festival of New Musicals. Hoarding, Grow, and Pump Up The Volume will […]
Sheridan Votes 2019: Town Hall
BY NOAH SHEPPARD With the 2019 Canadian Federal election right around the corner, the Sheridan College Journalism program is hosting a town hall for the […]
Sheridan Sun launches podcast
BY JOSEPH DELLAVECCHIA & NOAH SHEPPARD Welcome to the Sheridan Sun Podcast, the show that takes a deeper look at some of the biggest stories […]
Union Burrito departure upsets students
BY JOSEPH DELLAVECCHIA The big controversy this semester on campus? Booster Juice has replaced Union Burrito. For five years the Sheridan Student Union (SSU) had […]
SSU elections: Why you should care
BY GABRIELLE ESTEVES The SSU elections are upon us. You should care because the Sheridan Student Union empowers and gives a voice to all Sheridan […]
How are Ford’s fee changes impacting college student unions?
BY DYLAN CAREY When Doug Ford announced that college students would be able to opt-out of some fees, student unions were worried they wouldn’t have […]
Athletic Therapy program celebrates students’ success
BY BRANDON ROLLO AND NOAH SHEPPARD On Friday, April 5, over 200 people gathered at the Mississauga Grand Banquet Hall to celebrate the work and […]