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Sheridan to unplug wired ports and upgrade wireless network

Sheridan to unplug wired ports and upgrade wireless network

BY ROBERT MOODIE Sheridan is pulling the plug on network ports this year at Hazel McCallion and Davis campuses. IT kicked off the project two weeks ago that will see 1,086 ports at the Davis J, H and M wings and 808 ports at HMC removed. “Sheridan has in excess of 35,000 wired network ports […]

Culture globalization: Sheridan’s next step

Culture globalization: Sheridan’s next step

STORY BY DANA BOYINGTON When Sheridan’s Joe Henry went to China to recruit new students, he was not expecting the impact it would have on him. “It was an eye-opening experience,” Henry says. “I’ve never travelled anywhere outside of Canada before and to see the different way they live – was amazing.” This year’s President’s […]

Ceramics prof in running for $10k art award

Ceramics prof in running for $10k art award

STORY BY MEHREEN SHAHID PHOTOGRAPHY BY MEHREEN SHAHID Weeds and spores are growing out of women’s hair, eyes, ears and even mouths, as if a new species is being formed. They seem happy with it—or maybe it’s surprise and shock at being invaded by Mother Nature. This isn’t a scene from a science-fiction movie. These […]

From talk show host to talking points

From talk show host to talking points

STORY AND PHOTOS BY CHRIS COUTTS Tucked in a corner office in Trafalgar’s B-Wing administration offices, one of the CBC’s more familiar faces is preparing to head out. He’s in a bit of a rush, as he has a conference call scheduled for his car ride, followed by a meeting in Brampton. If he’s late, […]

Throwing caution into the wind, Sheridan Sun falls for iFly

Throwing caution into the wind, Sheridan Sun falls for iFly

STORY BY FILIPE DOS SANTOS PHOTOS BY AMANDA SPILKER I stood in the doorway without a parachute, not sure whether I was scared or excited. The wind was deafening, and then I fell. Luckily for me it wasn’t out of an airplane, instead it was into the hands of an iFly indoor skydiving instructor. Since […]

The Beauty Benefits of Coconut Oil

The Beauty Benefits of Coconut Oil

BY STEPHANIE ALBA Coconut oil is often known as an ingredient for a recipe, little did you know it can replace several of your beauty supplies. Your list of beauty supplies can go on forever and add up to a significant amount of money. It’s definitely a challenge when you’re on a budget. Coconut oil […]

The price of getting creative

The price of getting creative

INFOGRAPHIC BY AMANDA SPILKER

Terry Fox Runners Share Their Stories

Terry Fox Runners Share Their Stories

BY SAMANTHA MAICH From a clown, to councillors and runners, well over 1,000 participants at the Terry Fox Run on Sunday at Coronation Park in Oakville, have been affected by cancer. Jeannie Jelly Beans has volunteered for the Terry Fox Foundation for the past 10-15 years. She arrived at the run as a clown, pulling […]

Conversation Circle takes place at Trafalgar

Conversation Circle takes place at Trafalgar

STORY BY SATYARTH MISHRA   The Sheridan International Student Association at the Trafalgar Campus, has started a conversation circle for students this month who face problems learning English.   “College life is not just an academics. It’s much more than that. This is the time when we discover ourselves,” said Abhijith Arenmulethu Sasikumar, president of […]

Blizzard blows out Warcraft beta test

Blizzard blows out Warcraft beta test

STORY BY MICHAEL RODRIGUES For the first time in two years, Blizzard Entertainment’s World of Warcraft will be getting a revamp in the upcoming expansion, Warlords of Draenor.  World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor will be the fifth expansion to come out under the World of Warcraft title. The expansion currently has a North American […]

Accommodation Letter helps Students with Disabilities

Accommodation Letter helps Students with Disabilities

STORY AND PHOTO BY KATE WOODS Students with disabilities can be accommodated with a letter from Sheridan’s Accessibility Learning Services. “Any student with a documented disability is eligible for this,” said Janice Galloway, a learning strategist at Trafalgar’s Accessible Learning Centre. “A student with a learning disability would need a psycho-educational assessment done before they […]

Mississauga aims to release the hounds after new tethering bylaws passed

Mississauga aims to release the hounds after new tethering bylaws passed

STORY AND PHOTOS BY DYLAN PAISLEY It was raining cats and dogs last Saturday but that didn’t put a damper on the Mississauga Humane Society pet fair and walkathon. “This is an annual event,” said society president Lily Chen. “The walkathon started almost 10 years ago, then we changed it to a pet festival two […]