Category: Lifestyle

  • Textile takeover

    Textile takeover

    STORY BY JOEL P. JACOBSON David Webb, a 24-year-old graduate of Sheridan’s Crafts and Design program, is about to launch a new clothing and accessory company, DWEEB apparel. Webb graduated in 2013 from the Textiles program, is living in the heart of Toronto and he says loves the cultural hub. “Being in the city, you…

  • The Inside Ride puts the fun in fundraiser

    The Inside Ride puts the fun in fundraiser

    STORY AND PHOTOS BY DYLAN PAISLEY Men, women and children pedalled their hardest on stationary bikes for the Inside Ride last Saturday in Mississauga. The Inside Ride is a biking fundraiser where teams raise money for Ontario Parents Advocating for Children with Cancer. “We provide support for parents whose children are being diagnosed with cancer…

  • Toronto designers prepare to show their Spring 2014 collections at World MasterCard Fashion Week

    Toronto designers prepare to show their Spring 2014 collections at World MasterCard Fashion Week

    The cobblestone path at David Pecaut Square will soon be covered in luxe white tents and the click-clacking sound of stilettos worn by Canada’s chicest tastemakers when World MasterCard Fashion Week begins on Oct. 21. The Spring 2014 collections, showcased by some of Canada’s most beloved designers, will be shown in the square until Oct.…

  • Fall Festival brings community together

    INFOGRAPHIC AND PHOTOS BY MAXINE LOWE Downtown Oakville held its first Fall Festival last Saturday, Oct. 5. Towne Square was filled with performers from Fred Astaire’s Dance Studio, a circus act by Circus Jonathon and hula hoop fun for the kids with hula hoop artist Kavita Matthews. There were also street performances by Dan Campbell…

  • It’s a hard-knock life

    It’s a hard-knock life

    STORY, INFOGRAPHIC AND PICTURES BY MICHELLE WHITTEMORE. “We’ll keep your resume on file.” These are the six words no graduate wants to hear, although, perhaps it’s better than hearing, “nametag and uniform deducted from paycheque.” Well, choose your poison because only 51 per cent of Sheridan graduates will be hearing, “you’re hired!” for a job…

  • Guide dogs lead the way for those in need

    Guide dogs lead the way for those in need

    STORY AND PHOTOS BY MAXINE LOWE It’s hard to resist playing with Tulip, with her tiny frame, wagging tail and soft, black fur. But the miniature poodle isn’t just a normal pet. She’s a seizure guide dog that helps those with epilepsy. Her owner, Elizabeth Rose von Rosenbach, fosters Tulip and helps her get used to…

  • Fall brings pumpkin-flavoured power

    Fall brings pumpkin-flavoured power

    Everyone loves the Pumpkin Spice Latte, and some have strong attachments to the sweet drink.

  • MapMyWalk app promotes healthy living habits among students

    MapMyWalk app promotes healthy living habits among students

    REVIEW BY DANA MIELE If you’re looking to move from the couch to the sidewalk, using MapMyWalk app is a good place to start. For the past week I’ve been using this app on Trafalgar Campus (applicable for BlackBerry, iPhone and Android) as my walking buddy and I’m surprised at how much distance can be…

  • Cosplayers dress for the occasion

    Cosplayers dress for the occasion

    STORY BY TYLER REYNOLDS Imagine waking up in the morning and putting on the costume of your favorite fictional character for other fans to admire. Cosplayers get to do this for a few weekends a year. Cosplay, the short form of costume play, is the art of dressing up as a character from works of…

  • Psychic inspires positive outlook

    Psychic inspires positive outlook

    STORY BY OSCAR IMMEL PHOTO BY OSCAR IMMEL When the spotlight is cast, the man standing in the glow begins to speak. It’s hard to hear him over the clinking of glasses and the fuzzy music. But it’s not hard to gather why he’s there. “Ask me a smart-ass question,” he jokes, “and you’ll get…

  • FALLing for fashion: A look into this seasons trends

    FALLing for fashion: A look into this seasons trends

    STORY AND VIDEO BY MAXINE LOWE A crispness in the air, colourful leaves and the return of a favourite TV show can only mean one thing – the fall has arrived. And what better way to celebrate the arrival of autumn than by adding some fall trends to a your wardrobe. Swap a pastel high-low skirt…

  • HydroOne urges students to unplug to save money

    HydroOne urges students to unplug to save money

    STORY BY DEVON GENERAL When heading into a new year of college, finding ways to save money can be a huge challenge. This can be especially trying for those who are living on their own, outside of their parents’ home or the school’s residence. With the way that we rely on technology in every facet…