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Moose Hide campaign aims to stop abuse of women

Moose Hide campaign aims to stop abuse of women

Story and photography by Mehreen Shahid A Métis Textiles student believes it’s time men join the fight to end violence against women and children. Kayla Parisien, 19, last week brought the B.C.-based Moose Hide Campaign to Sheridan’s B-Wing. Accompanied by colleagues, she distributed moose hide pins stamped with the campaign’s logo to men passing by. […]

Alumni return to mentor Finance students

Alumni return to mentor Finance students

STORY AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY MEHREEN SHAHID Take up an opportunity as soon as it comes knocking, try to be different and never judge or stereotype those you meet. This was just some of the advice given to 16 Accounting and Finance students during a mentoring event organized by Sheridan’s Career Centre and Alumni Office at […]

Sheridan students help build school for aboriginal community

Sheridan students help build school for aboriginal community

STORY BY MEHREEN SHAHID Planks, straw bales, boards, insulation material, windows and doors stuffed in a truck and being hauled more than 2,000 kilometres across Canada sounds like a scene right out of a reality TV show. But it’s more reality than show. Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug is a First Nations community near Big Trout Lake in […]

Fleming and Georgian College take home Intercollegiate CSI Challenge trophy

Fleming and Georgian College take home Intercollegiate CSI Challenge trophy

MEDIA BY MEHREEN SHAHID In a first-time initiative by the School of Public Safety, Sheridan College, groups of students from investigations and police foundations programs from six colleges across Ontario visited Davis Campus residence to test their forensic skills. The voluntary activity held on Saturday, March 7, was an attempt at teaching students the basics […]

Mississauga Arts

Mississauga Arts

MEDIA BY MEHREEN SHAHID As a writer, I have always been fascinated by various media used to convey a message. Illustrations and drawings have been the oldest way of communicating ideas and sharing knowledge and information. Somewhere along the line, art became more than just a tool for communication, instead, it became a personal expression […]

Coaching program helps turn breakups into breakthroughs

Coaching program helps turn breakups into breakthroughs

STORY BY MEHREEN SHAHID A serendipitous run-in on the subway became crucial to one heartsick woman’s journey of getting over her breakup. “It had been a couple of months,” says Jennifer, who didn’t want her real name used. “But I was still not ‘over it.’ I was struggling with wanting to still be with that […]

Broadcast student gets $10k award

Broadcast student gets $10k award

STORY BY MEHREEN SHAHID When he walked in at 7 a.m. with coffee and bagels for his teammates on his third day back at school, Nick Kattis had no idea what was coming his way three hours later. At 10:15 a.m., taking a break from their news show production schedule, all broadcast students gathered round, […]

Protecting human souls using art

Protecting human souls using art

MEDIA BY MEHREEN SHAHID First-year Art Fundamentals students created wearable protection gear that shields a human condition (depression, anxiety, etc.) or part (heart, head, etc.) Here’s a closer look at their final designs. HINT: Hover your cursor over the bottom-right corner of the image to turn a page! [kml_flashembed publishmethod=”static” fversion=”8.0.0″ movie=”http://sunarchives.sheridanc.on.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/ProtectiveArtsLookBook-SHAHID.swf” width=”950″ height=”500″ targetclass=”flashmovie”] […]

Into the storm

Into the storm

STORY BY MEHREEN SHAHID Even though work emails had been pouring in, nothing could have painted a picture of what awaited her back in Brampton. Kathryn Trojan Stelmaszynski’s red-eye flight from Vancouver landed early Monday morning in Toronto. And she went straight to work, stopping only to pick up her car, which was parked on […]

Co-op students help nurture college’s green efforts

Co-op students help nurture college’s green efforts

STORY BY MEHREEN SHAHID The repair café, the sorting bins, the green printers and reducing paper cup waste are just some of the projects taken by Sheridan’s office of sustainability. Aware of being characterized as preachy and overbearing by students, the office has hired two co-op students to be its representatives. Michael McMillan learned about […]

Pan Am Games, a once-in-a-lifetime chance for students

Pan Am Games, a once-in-a-lifetime chance for students

STORY BY MEHREEN SHAHID Sheridan students are pitching in to contribute their services to Toronto’s biggest sporting event, the 2015 Pan Am Games. What makes it important for Michael Near, a second-year Investigations student, is “the fact that you get to work at an international event but also locally. It’s a really fascinating opportunity that […]

The wide wage gap between men and women

The wide wage gap between men and women

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