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Arts & Design

Interior Design students take home top honours at Industry Awards

Oct 02, 2024

Sheridan projects recognized in three of eight categories at Innovation in Design Thinking: Student Competition.
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Research & Scholarship

Sheridan recognizes rising stars in research, innovation and entrepreneurship

Oct 16, 2024

Students' creativity, curiosity and determination showcases their inspiring potential to contribute to meaningful change across our communities.

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Science & Technology

Ten skilled trades students receive Canada’s largest skilled trade scholarship

Oct 10, 2024

The Schulich Builders Scholarship program continues to provide targeted and meaningful financial assistance to incoming skilled trades students.

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Community

In photos: Fall convocation at a glance

Oct 15, 2024

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

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  • Sheridan student documentary honours last Lancaster Bomber pilotNov 11, 2024 | CHCH
    A Sheridan Bachelor of Film and Television student documentary short was created to honour the last surviving Canadian Lancaster Bomber pilot. Third-year student Eric Cervania directed the six-minute project featuring retired Royal Canadian Air Force bomber pilot John 'Jack' Frederick Finan of Stoney Creek, Ont. The film was screened at last month's Hamilton Film Festival and also aired on Hamilton community television.
  • A space for griefNov 7, 2024 | CTV News
    A number of Sheridan students have supported the third major installation of Space for Grief, an award-winning, multi-sensory public art exhibit that aims to destigmatize practices, policies, and emotions associated with grieving.

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Research & Scholarship

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Sheridan receives high national rankings in applied research and innovation

Sheridan second in research partnerships and number of student researchers, fourth in completed research projects on Research Infosource Inc's annual summary.

Generator at Sheridan celebrates faculty, staff and community collaborations at 2024 Annual Showcase

Various industry and community partners joined more than 130 Sheridan faculty and staff for event at Hazel McCallion Campus.

The kitty cruiser, a pink apparatus with wheels designed to act as a wheelchair for cats and dogs with disabilities

Sheridan recognizes rising stars in student research, innovation and entrepreneurship

Students' creativity, curiosity and determination showcases their inspiring potential to contribute to meaningful change across our communities.

Science & Technology

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Journeywomen and female skilled trades students gather for a photo under the Camp Ak-O-Mak sign

News Release

Gift from Canerector Foundation unlocks opportunity for skilled trades students

$500,000 gift supports creation of 147 entrance scholarships, comprehensive mentorships and annual retreats.

Chemical engineering technology student researchers Vikram Pandey and Hughroy Staple stand in front of a batch reactor in one of Sheridan's chemical engineering labs

Chemical engineering student research in contention for national award

Vikram Pandey and Hughroy Staple will present Ontario in upcoming National Engineering & Applied Science Technology (NEAT) Week capstone project competition.

A photo of a student using a metal grinder, with the Schulich Builders Scholarships for Skilled Trades branding on top of the image

Ten skilled trades students receive Canada’s largest skilled trade scholarship

The Schulich Builders Scholarship program continues to provide targeted and meaningful financial assistance to incoming skilled trades students.

Health & Wellness

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Student treating the back of a student lying on their side at Sheridan's Osteopathy Care Clinic.

Osteopathy clinic newest care available at Centre for Healthy Communities

Osteopathy Care Clinic provides students with work-integrated learning experience, makes osteopathic manual care more accessible and increases awareness of the profession.

Honours Bachelor of Science — Osteopathy coordinator Catherine Cabral works on the back of a patient in her clinic

Article

Preparing for liftoff: The ideology behind Sheridan’s revolutionary osteopathy degree

First Canadian public postsecondary degree of its kind was informed by international, research, educational and multidisciplinary perspectives

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News Release

Sheridan student project ‘Layers of Loneliness’ selected as finalist for Canadian Online Publishing Awards

Developed in Winter 2022 by students in Sheridan's Journalism program, the Layers of Loneliness website explores the impact of loneliness and how to combat it.

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Sheridan once again ranked top animation school in Canada, second in world

This marks the sixth straight year Sheridan has placed second or higher in Animation Career Review's ranking of international animation schools.

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News Release

Sheridan to offer flexible online programs geared to busy working professionals

Sheridan is proud to announce a fully online suite of program offerings starting in 2025, providing working professionals with the opportunity to further their careers while studying from anywhere and setting their own schedule. 

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Sheridan electrical engineering degree first of its kind in Ontario to be accredited by CEAB

Accreditation ensures graduates have the academic qualifications necessary for licensure as a professional engineer (P.Eng.) in Canada.

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