Accessible Parking at Sheridan
Sheridan College is taking steps to improve parking for students with accessibility issues. Last year, Sheridan had 19 accessible spots at the Trafalgar campus. This […]
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Sheridan’s Active Assailant Procedure: An important reminder
Sheridan College is reminding the community about the school’s Active Assailant Procedure. The possibility, however remote, exists that an active shooter could make their way […]
Rotating teacher strikes rolling on
Most people know that teachers are striking in Ontario. But how much do they really know? Ontario public school teachers have been on rotating strikes […]
How can mushrooms shape the future?
Eric Meloche and Mark Freitas take a look at all this and more this week in a special report for the Sheridan Sun. Would you […]
Controversial Sheridan shuttle service goes through another change.
Since last fall, Sheridan College has dramatically changed its shuttle bus service. The shuttle buses, which used to stop at all three campuses, now stop […]
Something is Happening at Humber’s IGNITE
IGNITE expected to shift governance structure on Wednesday WHAT’S GOING ON? On Wednesday January 20th, the student union that represents both Humber College and University […]
A Leg Up on Life
Sheridan College student Jacob Calvert is no stranger to battling adversity. Jacob was born on May 19th, 1999. He is from Georgetown, Ontario. Jacob has […]
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 […]
Everything you need to know about the flu vaccine
Flu season is around the corner, and the best method of protecting yourself and others is by getting the flu vaccine. “Influenza is transmitted through, […]
A year of being smoke free
It’s been over a year since the Sheridan smoking ban initiative took effect. But how seriously is campus security enforcing these measures? A security officer […]
Winter is coming: Here’s how to make the most of it
People often associate winter with misery. The snow and the cold can make some Canadians head for the hills but what if they ran for […]
Say goodnight to the blue light: Technology’s effect on sleep
Struggling to get your eight hours? Perhaps it’s time to put down the phone. Most people find it almost impossible to go a day without […]