Sheridan Raises Awareness for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
November 25th was the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, followed by 16 days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Statistics show that […]
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How Sheridan’s Community Garden is harvesting community and experience
Sheridan’s community garden is back and preparing to accept new members for its winter 2022 initiative. The Sheridan Sun spoke to Melina Elia, a member […]
Biking for Change – The Work of Vicki Tran
As people around the world wonder what they can do to reduce their carbon footprint Vicki Tran, a Sheridan employee, is leading the way by […]
Canadians concerned over rising grocery prices
Grocery prices have been rapidly rising all across Canada. The cost of groceries has been on the rise ever since the beginning of the pandemic […]
What To Do In A Drought
With last winter’s lack of snow last winter and the lack of rain so far, we are in a drought. A drought is caused by […]
Let’s Talk Pronouns
Whether we notice it or not, we all use pronouns in every-day conversations. ‘He’, ‘her’, ‘she’, ‘they’, are part of the English language. What we […]
40 Years of Pride
This June marks the 40th anniversary of the festivities known as Toronto Pride. While Pride is cancelled again this year due to Covid restrictions, that […]
What’s Trending?
In the day and age of social media, something always becomes a trending topic of conversation. Everyday, that “something” is likely different. So, it may […]
Covid-19 pandemic guidelines
FEATURE IMAGE THUMBNAIL BY ROSS CADRANEL The Covid-19 pandemic has profoundly altered life at Sheridan and throughout Canada. Campuses are closed and classes are now […]
Administrations, student unions give varied response to SCI ruling
On Nov. 21, the Ontario Divisional Court deemed the Ford government’s Student Choice Initiative unlawful and the reaction has varied from sending the optional fees website offline to […]
The inspirational Hazel McCallion turns 99 this year
They call her Hurricane Hazel for a reason. Hazel McCallion was born in 1921 in Port-Daniel, a small town in Québec. She is the youngest […]
Toxic or Not? Student Union Culture in Ontario
Imagine if half of all elected officials in the government resigned on the same day. Imagine how wayward that would make our political landscape. We […]