My experience in a clinical research study
It was an unusually sunny February day. I entered the building. It was weird. It was one big empty room with blue and white tiled […]
money
How is Sheridan lowering the cost of food?
It’s no secret that students can struggle with money. Having enough money to pay for food and rent can be difficult for college and university […]
How can you budget for the holiday season?
With the holidays fast approaching, many people are becoming stressed about finding the perfect gift for their loved ones. The problem is, sometimes the “perfect […]
Unclaimed and up for grabs: Scholarship money is waiting for you
If you’re a Sheridan student looking for a way to pay for your tuition there are scholarships and bursaries just waiting to be claimed. According […]
The Toronto Christmas Market has returned for the winter—is it worth the hype?
The Toronto Christmas Market has returned to the Distillery District for the tenth year in a row this November and promises to be filled with […]
7 Tips on Money Management for College Students
BY: TATYANA SOHAN-FAGAN For students, thinking about finances is often less than enjoyable, but that’s exactly why it can pay to learn about the role […]
Canada’s tourism is on the rise
BY CORY MORRISON According to data released this month from Statistics Canada, the tourism industry as well as the number of tourists who visit Canada, […]
‘Tis the season for Sheridan ‘staches
BY EMANUEL GEORGE We all know what comes after October, right? Movember! ‘Tis the season to raise men’s mental health awareness and help prevent prostate […]
Part-time work can help students avoid debt
BY SAM SCOTT Most students pay for tuition, textbooks and living expenses with their own money by working part-time jobs. The stresses of balancing work […]
Adulting 101: Finance
BY ANDREW SEMKOW Finance can be a scary thing for students. A 2016 study found that students graduating have student loan debts, that average around […]