Sheridan Alumni

Third time in four years that Visual Merchandising Design students are creating installation for local celebration of winter, art and food.

Sheridan's new Board Undergraduate Certificate in Resilience, Ethics and Adaptation is a differentiator for graduates entering the working world. The newly-launched certificate offers the human, future-proof skills that employers regularly cite at the top of their lists of desirable candidates – good interpersonal skills, receptive to different opinions and approaches, and leadership qualities.

Michelle Bell, Leah den Bok, Ramon Perez and Mark Wafer are Sheridan's 2024 nominees for provincial honour.

After a 15-year career in the automotive industry, Ganyo Soh decided it was time to make a change and took a leap of faith when she enrolled in Sheridan's Social Service Worker – Gerontology program.

Retail Management diploma was the first rung on the ladder of Paul Boissonneault's illustrious career in fire prevention.

Sheridan’s fall Class of 2024 was honoured and celebrated at six ceremonies in October. These are the highlights of fall convocation in photos.

These are the six valedictorians who were chosen to represent their Faculty at their fall 2024 convocation ceremony.

Sheridan will celebrate more than 4,000 graduates in the fields of business, the arts, community studies, applied health, the humanities, and science and technology during six convocation ceremonies this week.

We asked alumni joining the Canadian team as athletic therapists about what it means to represent their country and support athletes competing at sport’s highest level.