The ins and outs of Sheridan’s new free speech policy
BY MICHELLE BILTON Publicly funded Ontario post-secondary institutions have implemented a province-wide Freedom of Speech policy based on the government’s mandatory Jan. 1 deadline. “The […]
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Check, 1, 2 . . .
BY JESSICA SWIETONIOWSKI AND ADAM FARADAY It’s hard to believe the man standing on the darkened Burlington stage, casually going through his soundcheck, was once […]
Who let the dogs out? Santa did . . .
BY ADAM FARADAY & JESSICA SWIETONIOWSKI Animals big and small gathered at the Canadian Pet Expo last weekend at the International Centre. Pets were welcome […]
Bullied teen battles back
BY ALYSSA PARKHILL Bullying drove Alberta teen Mackenzie Murphy to attempt to take her own life. Murphy was in and out of the hospital nine […]
One decision can cost many lives
BY MANESA DHANABALAN Sheridan students got to experience first-hand the dangers of impaired driving at an interactive demonstration by MADD Halton at Davis Campus. Navnit […]
Sheridan student places first in 38th OCMC competition
BY PHILIPPE CARON Every year a team of students studying business marketing from each Ontario college are brought together for what they call “the Olympics […]
Actor Jay Baruchel scores goal with new book
BY ERIC NEILSON It’s safe to say Hollywood star Jay Baruchel doesn’t forget where he came from. The comedian, actor and director was at the […]
Study shines new light on therapeutic use of LSD
BY ALYSSA PARKHILL LSD, the infamous psychedelic hippie drug of the ’60s, is finding new use in treating today’s mental health issues. Microdosing is the […]
Marvel hero Lee gone but not forgotten by Sheridan fans
BY ROBERT KOUMARELAS Fans around the world are finding ways to pay their respects to Marvel Comics creator Stan Lee, who died Nov. 11 at […]
Don’t U take a pass on this vote
BY MANESA DHANABALAN & OWEN SCARROW The Sheridan Student Union (SSU) has called for students to voice their opinions about transit at the college through […]
Get in the Zone
BY ALEXANDRIA FRISBY An alternate universe full of art took over Sheridan’s Learning Commons Nov. 7. The Zine Zone was a show and sale of […]
Sweet dreams are made of this
BY EMILY SKILLING Sleep is often an alien concept for students. Constant procrastination, getting back into routines and balancing life can strain sleep habits. But […]