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Career Development

New Autoly car app fueled by skilled Sheridan co-op students

Mar 04, 2021

Sheridan College co-op students from several different programs helped Mississauga start-up company Autoly launch its new app in time for a national expo.
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Business & Entrepreneurship

What are non-fungible tokens and why are they popular?

Mar 10, 2021

Take 5: Sheridan Economics professor Jason Dean shares expert insight.

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Career Development

CTV journalist gives Sheridan students front-row seat at Queen's Park presser

Mar 4, 2021

Students in Sheridan’s Public Relations – Corporate Communications post-grad certificate program got a first-hand look into the inner workings of Canada’s news media.

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Business & Entrepreneurship

Pursuing your passion

Feb 5, 2021

How can you harness the power of art to bring the Sheridan community together and foster well-being? When Art Fundamentals…

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Sheridan and the Afro-Caribbean Business Network partner on research to support Black entrepreneurs

A new research partnership between Sheridan’s Pilon School of Business (PSB) and the Afro-Caribbean Business Network (ACBN) will aim to identify the needs of Black entrepreneurs and develop meaningful recommendations and resources to help build their business capacity.

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Made in CAMDT: Six projects that demonstrate innovative possibilities at Sheridan’s advanced manufacturing hub

Finding solutions to industry problems is at the core of the innovative work actioned by Sheridan faculty, students and staff at the Centre for Advanced Manufacturing and Design Technologies (CAMDT).

Everybody’s Business: Addressing Senior-to-Senior Bullying

Everybody’s business: Addressing senior-to-senior bullying

How does the act of bullying change as we age?  How can we support the older adults who experience bullying…

Science & Technology

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Sheridan-designed purifying water bike bound for Shanghai museum

A purifying water bike, designed by students and faculty from Sheridan’s Magna School for the Skilled Trades and School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, is en route for the new WorldSkills Museum in Shanghai.

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Finding a new rhythm

Sheridan’s welding program helps a musician explore an new career option

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AR expert talks tech potential in era of COVID-19

Have you had a panther prowl your living room with the help of Google 3D animals? Used an Instagram filter to add some spark to your latest selfie?

Health & Wellness

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Sheridan Vet Tech student gives 80+ cats new homes and new lives

Since starting her cat rescue project – Dorset Rescue Kittens – Cailey Seymour has rescued over 80 felines.

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Mental health films promoting help-seeking behaviours for South Asian international students launched by Sheridan, SOCH and the CICMH

The first-of-its-kind collaboration called The Pardesi Project, debuts at a time when isolation, disruption and change are bringing to the fore increased concerns around mental health.

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Sheridan expands mental health services with Government of Ontario investment

Sheridan received additional funding from the Ontario government to help increase access to mental health services for students during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Playing with fire: Gearing up for a second season of Blown Away

Fans will have the chance to swoon over glass sculptures on Friday, January 22, when the second season of Blown Away debuts on Netflix.

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Sheridan celebrates second season of Netflix series “Blown Away”

While the weather outside may be chilly, things are heating up in the Blown Away hot shop.

Update on Sheridan planning for fall 2021 semester

Decisions about course delivery at Sheridan are always guided by our unwavering commitment to academic quality. 

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