Are There More Plane Crashes – Or Just More Media Hype?
The number of plane crashes and the fatalities involved have been a topic of concern, especially after a plane flipped upside-down at Toronto Pearson Airport […]
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It’s deadly clear why Ontario needs to better protect migratory birds
Millions of birds in Canada die each year from colliding with buildings. They fly into them, seeing the landscape reflected on the glass but not […]
Balancing Diversity: Canadian Statutory Holidays
Many people consider Canada to be a “melting-pot” of cultures and religions. With a large amount of diversity across the country, there are bound to […]
Meeting My Roommates
This is a radio documentary feature about exploring the relationships we make with our roommates by Sheridan Journalism student Avery Fry.
Sheridan Athletics Celebrates 54th Annual Varsity Banquet
On April 13th, Sheridan Athletics marked the return of their Annual Varsity Banquet. The banquet was held at the Oakville Conference Centre for the first […]
Oscar Nod: Sheridan Animation Alumni Domee Shi nominated for ‘Turning Red’
As Sheridan alumni Domee Shi goes into this year’s Oscar campaign for her directorial work with Pixar’s ‘Turning Red’, many at Sheridan are starting to […]
The Risk of Replicas
A lockdown at White Oaks Secondary School on Tuesday has triggered a lengthy discussion over Twitter about what the law has to say about firearm […]
Bombs from afar shake Sheridan students
Sheridan students are looking for support, emotional and financial, after a war thousands of kilometers away has cast their finances into doubt and put their […]
A Discussion with the National Eating Disorder Information Centre
Sheridan is having a free online event on March 16th at 6 pm for a discussion with the National Eating Disorder Information Centre (NEDIC). All […]
Sheridan Recognizes Women in Film
What better way to celebrate International Women’s Day than celebrating all month long? That’s exactly what Sheridan is doing! Every Thursday for the month of […]
Humanizing Homelessness: Sheridan’s Leah den Bok Set to Release Her Fourth Book
Photo by Leah den Bok on Instagram Sheridan fourth-year photography student Leah den Bok is set to release another volume of her book series Nowhere […]
Talking change with Ashleigh Montague for Black History Month
Sheridan College hosted Ashleigh Montague for their first of three Coffee Chats for Black History Month on February 3rd. The Coffee Chats are a series […]