Blue Jays award Sheridan Athletic Therapy students
BY COLE SHELTON AND EMANUEL GEORGE The Toronto Blue Jays congratulated Sheridan College Athletic Therapy students Wade Sadoway and Meagan Anstruther ahead of their game […]
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The journey of autism services
BY CORY MORRISON Services for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder are crucial to helping them overcome their challenges. Martin Gallagher, a Sheridan student with Autism […]
Styles through the decades at Toronto Vintage Market
BY BRITTANY LODWICH From flirty and fashionable to gorgeous grunge, Toronto’s Antique and Vintage Market is here showcasing all things retro, vintage and antique. Here […]
Punk café closes after three years
BY ASHA SWANN When D-Beatstro opened their café on Bloor St. W. after a successful crowdfunding campaign, they didn’t anticipate tens of thousands of dollars […]
The Cradle Will Rock your socks off
THEATRE REVIEW BY TYLER COLLINS Over the last few years, Theatre Sheridan’s best productions are often the ones that come to the Studio Theatre mid-winter. […]
Sheridan gamers hit bullseye with new game
BY DAVID SALITURO If you ever wanted to wield a bow and arrow and compete against your friends, a group of Sheridan College students has […]
Just Peachy: An interview with the author of Call Me By Your Name
BY MAX WELLS Elio. Oliver. Everyone will be saying their names soon. You’ve probably heard of Call Me By Your Name by now, either because […]
Sheridan grad’s experience as international student inspires app
BY DAVID SALITURO Sheridan College graduate Ganesh Neelanjanmath understands the challenges that international students go through. Now he is trying to help guide them on […]
Kittens not good Christmas gifts, charity says
BY SASHENKA PAATZ A small crowd gathered in the cat section of Big Al’s pet store in Hamilton to look at some special visitors from Neveah’s […]
#MeTooMarch Toronto organizer shares her inspiration
BY ALYSSA LASHBROOK A police escort, stalled traffic, chants, songs and strong personalities were part of the #MeToo march that wound through the University Ave. […]
Curiosa opens door into world of Harry Potter
BY MATTHEW HOPTON “You’re a wizard Harry” said an employee of Curiosa, a Harry Potter themed store on Queen Street in Toronto. Lisa Redekop was […]
Seuss’ Secret Art in the spotlight
BY ANGIE LIU-WHO Carolling! Storytelling! All of it was there. The Art of Dr. Seuss was celebrated with care! This year marks the 60th anniversary […]