Valentine’s Day at The Marquee was anything but a drag
The restaurant’s tables were covered in red and pink plastic sheets. Small, red hearts were sprinkled on them. Lights fixed above streamed hues of red […]
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Sheridan Scoreboard releases new episode
Gabby and TJ are back with another edition of the Sheridan Scoreboard. In light of Jay Bouwmeester’s collapse last week, Gabby and TJ will be […]
LIVE BLOG: 2020 NHL Trade Deadline Coverage
On February 24, 2020 at 3PM, the National Hockey League’s Trade Deadline will take effect. Even though a bunch of trades have already happened prior […]
The Piano Man
We were sitting in his dimly lit, brick walled basement. It was exactly what I expected his home to look like. The lights are low, […]
Education critic believes Ontario needs to stand up for its education
“The only budget decisions we ever made were what to cut,” says Chris Glover. “When Ford is making these cuts… it’s to an already stripped-down […]
OPINION: How Sheridan’s printers can be improved
For the past year, I’ve hosted a radio on SheridanLife Radio called Bruins All Access. I’ve always made notes about the latest results from the […]
Toronto subways after dark
The Toronto subways provide an interesting and unvarnished glimpse into the biggest city in Canada and its riders. Nearly 1.8 million passengers use the TTC […]
Sheridan’s writer-in-residence: From distraught youth to acclaimed author
Perhaps her poems could save others the way poetry saved her. Liz Howard grew up in the township of Chapleau, Ontario. It’s a lonely marshland […]
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 […]
Sheridan Toastmasters may help you find your voice
Sheridan Trafalgar’s Toastmasters club is partnering with the Sheridan Student Union to hold an improv game night at the Marquee on February 7th at 7:00 […]
The man you’ve heard but not heard about
I was waiting in the parking lot on a cold and damp winter day. The roads were filled with slush. And then, like thunder and […]
How dangerous is space junk?
The first rocket launch to put an object into orbit around the earth was in 1957. In the decades since, satellites have been used to […]