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Time is flying by! Take a look at Jeremy Fernie’s time-lapse video on the sheridan sun’s website showing the installation of the clock of the future at the entrance of trafalgar campus b-wing What is the clock? Who made it? What does it represent? Why should we care? Read all about it in The Sheridan […]
November 11, 2014Read More
STORY BY SPENCER LUYBEN CEGEP Garneau Elans edged NAIT 3-2 in extra time to emerge as the Bronze final winners. The rematch between the two sides was all too familiar for the Ooks, losing to the Elans for the second time in the tournament after experiencing a 6-0 blowout on Day 1. Nerves seemed to […]
November 8, 2014Read More
STORY BY CORDELL VENTURA The Garneau Elans beat the Keyano Huskies 1-0 in the bronze semi-final game, which was decided by penalty kicks. The match started off slow, and was still scoreless at the end of the first half but both teams came out strong to start the second. MORE RELATED TO THIS STORY: Men’s […]
November 7, 2014Read More
STORY BY MICHAEL MELRO The No. 1 team in the nation, Algonquin Thunder (1-0 CCAA) ran riot in the opening game of the men’s soccer nationals, scoring seven goals to win 7-0 against the eighth-ranked Keyano Huskies (0-1 CCAA). For most of the teams in the tournament it is a long trip to southern Ontario. […]
November 5, 2014Read More
Last week another student was assaulted on a Sheridan campus. In light of similar assaults earlier in the year, our club partnered with MoveU in March to run a Self-Defence for Women class and to participate in an Empowerment and Personal Safety workshop for students in residence. In April, I travelled to Trafalgar to attend […]
November 5, 2014Read More
STORY BY MIKHAIL HELLER No excuses, no shortcuts – it was the theme of last season for the Bruins men’s basketball team and even though the team isn’t the same, it’s no excuse to expect any less this season. The Double Blue is coming into this year with two back-to-back OCAA Basketball Championship titles under […]
November 4, 2014Read More
STORY BY SPENCER LUYBEN With the ball at his foot, he’s untouchable. One-part Superman, one-part Picasso, one-part Houdini combines to make David Velastegui, captain of Sheridan men’s soccer team. At 5-foot-10, Velastegui has a moderate build, but his legs are as thick as tree trunks. His power on the field is explosive, his quickness elusive, […]
November 4, 2014Read More
How would you describe the art that you create? I like to make colourful pieces that are easy to look at, but I also like to make black and white or just very dull art that kind of hurts your brain to look at. I have been trying to find a gentle balance between the […]
November 1, 2014Read More
COVERAGE BY JENNIFER STIENSTRA Come back from 7:15 p.m. to 8 p.m. for live coverage of Oakville’s very own ghost walk.
October 28, 2014Read More
VIDEO BY ROBERT SGOTTO The office of sustainability spearheads Sheridan’s green plan by reducing waste to landfills. On Oct. 16, volunteers and co-op students helped sort and audit Sheridan’s waste, the first time since April of last year. There’s a lot of confusion on what waste goes where, and coffee cups seems to end up […]
October 28, 2014Read More
STORY BY JONATHAN FERGUSON A new plan to expand Sheridan in Mississauga through the Get Creative fundraiser was revealed Oct. 25 at the Hazel McCallion Campus. Get Creative is a $9 million campaign that will help with expansion of the school in the centre Mississauga to be completed September 2016 according to Sheridan President […]
October 28, 2014Read More
STORY BY JENNIFER STIENSTRA Ryan Devries, 20, a third year student in Sheridan’s Global Business Management, decided to put skills he’s learned to use and run for local councillor in Milton. Devries says he decided to run to help improve the planning of the city and be the voice of the older part of town […]
October 21, 2014Read More
