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As of 12:01 a.m. on Thursday, September 11, 2025, full-time support staff at Ontario's 24 colleges, including Sheridan, commenced strike action. Sheridan campuses remain open and classes are proceeding as scheduled. Sheridan respects the rights of its unionized employees to take job action.Learn more on Sheridan’s Collective Bargaining webpage.

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Unlocking impact: mid-year reflections

Aug 14, 2025

We didn’t want to wait until year's end to celebrate how Sheridan has unlocked impact in 2025 — so we’re sharing a collection of mid-year reflections now.
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In Photos: Sheridan students get a HeadStart at New Student Orientation

Sep 4, 2025

To kick off the Fall 2025 term, Sheridan welcomed more than 3,000 new students to its campuses during a five-day New Student Orientation in August.

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Business & Entrepreneurship

Closing deals and opening doors

Aug 25, 2025

Business students benefiting from industry partnership with Fastenal.

A head and shoulders portrait of Sheridan Computer Science degree coordinator El Sayed Mahmoud

Science & Technology

Syntax, systems and specializations

Aug 27, 2025

Inside Computer Science with Coordinator El Sayed Mahmoud.

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  • How staying creative leads to better quality of life as we ageSep 19, 2025 | CBC
    As we age, some people may slow down a bit physically. But they also may set aside other hobbies, ones where they would let their creativity shine. Sheridan's Dr. Kate Dupuis, a neuropsychologist and researcher, talks about why taking part in music, theatre, dance and visual arts are critically important as we age.
  • Back to the drawing boardSep 11, 2025 | The Globe and Mail
    Mark Jones, Dean of Sheridan's Faculty of Animation, Arts and Design, chats with the Globe and Mail about the future of Canada's animation and visual effects industry. 

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Bringing AI to life through impactful research

Computer systems technology student Dohee Kim works on Generator at Sheridan projects supporting smarter cities and healthcare systems.

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How SIRT’s Virtual Production micro-credential program changed three creative lives

Hands-on programming has opened doors to entirely new career paths, industries and ways of thinking.

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Sheridan’s SIRT awarded $200,000 from NSERC to advance digital human capture technology

Federal investment will enhance research centre's capacity to support development of high-fidelity digital humans.

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Syntax, systems and specializations: Inside Computer Science with Coordinator El Sayed Mahmoud

Sheridan's Computer Science degree provides a unique blend of theoretical and hands-on training for emerging fields.

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How tolls, car insurance, and Nanaimo bars drove Sheridan grads to marriage

Sheridan grads Jennifer Benedict and Greg Babiak are grateful to Sheridan for their careers and their marriage.

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Resolving the deadlock: Computer science pathways help student discover desire for learning

"Going from a two-year diploma to a four-year degree has grown my confidence... I really want to keep that momentum going," Kyle Galway says.

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Net gains: Athletic Therapy graduate reflects on slam dunk internship with Canada Basketball

Sheridan Athletic Therapy grad Briar Alderdice turned her love of sport into a courtside role with Canada’s men’s basketball team — gaining once-in-a-lifetime experience along the way.

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Sheridan healthcare symposium focuses on chronic-disease prevention, advances in technology

Industry experts gather for event aiming to tackle community healthcare issues. 

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Sheridan’s health promoters continue to help students thrive, thanks to gift from SSU

How Sheridan’s Health Promotion Specialists work to help students thrive, thanks to a support from the SSU.

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Dr. Janet Morrison to leave Sheridan College to become President and Vice-Chancellor of Memorial University of Newfoundland

Dr. Morrison’s strong leadership has put Sheridan on a path to a more vibrant, resilient, and sustainable future.

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