Oakville Trafalgar Community Centre celebrates grand opening
The Town of Oakville held a virtual grand opening for the new Oakville Trafalgar Community Centre on October 17, 2020. The event was hosted by […]
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Calling all bookworms
For the first time ever, Sheridan College is hosting The Alcuin Awards Exhibit, now on display in the Library Learning Commons at the Trafalgar Campus. […]
Life After Sheridan: Choreographer David Connolly
BY RAEJHON JOHNSON David Connolly is the associate artistic director of Drayton Entertainment, one of Canada’s largest not-for-profit professional theatre companies. In this edition of Life after […]
Mission Zero removes phragmites to benefit other species
BY CORY MORRISON Sheridan’s Mission Zero team in the Office for Sustainability has been removing phragmites to benefit the environment outside Trafalgar Campus. Kayanase, an […]
Life After Sheridan: Ganesh Neelanjanmath
BY RAEJHON JOHNSON Ganesh Neelanjanmath is the founder of iCent, an innovative app for international students. In this edition of Life after Sheridan, we […]
Student Union Board of Directors election underway
BY ALLIE MURRAY The Sheridan Student Union is holding an election for seats on its Board of Directors. The Board is elected annually and is […]
Volunteers plant new Sheridan Medicine Wheel Garden
BY ALEXANDRA KLARER A group of volunteers gathered at the new Medicine Wheel Garden at Sheridan College this past Saturday to plant and complete the […]
A whale, a dream and a painting: the story of a book
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS There was a whale on the beach. For many people, encountering this scene in a dream could be forgettable. For Bobbi M. […]
Sheridan gets cheeky at design sale
BY TYLER CHOI “”Trash” and “Bastard” are my favourite ones.” “I got the one that says “Bitch.”” No, it’s not people choosing their favourite curse […]
Paper: A love story
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS According to the Government of Canada, we manufacture over 3 million tons of paper per year. Amazon, the giant of online markets, […]
Sheridan to pursue polytechnic status
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS It looks like Sheridan’s journey toward becoming a university is going to take a detour. At President Mary Preece’s first Advisory College […]
Hungry for knowledge: students facing hunger while at school
By GLORIA NAMUGENYI Nearly 40 per cent of Canadian post-secondary students don’t have enough money to eat nutritious meals. A study called Hungry for Knowledge […]