Sheridan Pride Continues
As Pride Week at Sheridan College comes to a close the importance of queer representation holds its place. From April 4th to 6th, Sheridan Student […]
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Sheridan Reads: Moon of the Crusted Snow
Sheridan Reads returned March 9th to welcome Anishinaabe journalist/author Waubgeshig Rice and his novel Moon of the Crusted Snow. A conversation between Rice and Naben Ruthnum, took place […]
SSU Board of Directors Looking For New Members
The Sheridan Student Union (SSU) is now accepting nominations for its elections. The SSU is seeking members for the Board of Directors for the 2023-2024 […]
Winter Term Reading Week
While Reading Week is typically referred to reading your course material, it is important to do things that you enjoy to mentally decompress during this […]
Supporting Student’s Mental Health
The charm of winter can fade quick after the holidays are over. The short days and gloomy weather can often bring on a bout of […]
Black History Month: Black Students’ Wants and Needs
Each year in February, Canada recognizes Black History Month. It aims is to educate people about the history of Black Canadians and their achievements and […]
International Student Summit starts much-needed conversation
The international student summit ended Wednesday afternoon after over 200 leaders from postsecondary schools, community groups and governmental branches came to Sheridan’s Davis campus […]
Events are back in full swing
Events are back in full swing, and attendees couldn’t be happier. We experienced this firsthand at the Walk Off The Earth concert at the Oakville […]
FACE IT: Sheridan’s initiative to support students with Autism
Sheridan’s FACE IT Club hosted a webinar to celebrate World Autism Acceptance Day. World Autism Month occurs every April, and April 2nd is the United […]
Breaking through burnout
The semester is winding down here at Sheridan and students are feeling the pressure as final exams and projects begin to pile up. Stress is […]
Story chasing in Northern Ontario
When March break arrives, many students flock to the south. Many travel to Florida, the Caribbean, or just stay inside and keep warm. For myself, […]
Oakville Transit strike stands still
Oakville transit workers are in their second week of picketing after contract negotiations with the City of Oakville have come to a standstill. Both sides […]