upcoming events
SSU events were created by students for students.
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SDG Month - SSU x Office for Sustainability
In celebration of SDG Month Canada, the SSU and Mission Zero are launching a series of campus activations focused on responsible consumption and climate action. This year’s programming features hands-on repair workshops (Repair Café & Bike Tune-ups) to extend the life of student belongings, 'Freeuse' shopping pop-ups to encourage reuse, and outdoor wellness sessions like our Nature Walk. These events provide students with practical tools to lead a more sustainable lifestyle while fostering a sense of community responsibility.
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March 12th at HMC B-wing from 12:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M.
March 19th at Davis J-wing Library from 12:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M.
March 24th at TRC Learning Commons from 12:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M.
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Do you have a household item that's broken? We'll show you how to fix it for free!
REGISTER HERE for Repair Cafe
Repair Café is a global movement that aims to reduce the volume of waste sent to landfills, and to change society’s “throw-away” mindset. During Repair Café events, anyone can come and get help fixing their broken items and most importantly, learn from expert volunteer “fixers” about how to repair items themselves.
We will have fixers on-site for:Bikes
Books
Clothing/Bags
Computers
Electronics
Small appliances
Small furniture
Toys
Please note we will also be partnering with Let's Get Together to offer a Tech Collect Drive at this event. Please bring any unwanted computers or electronics to be refurbished (or safely recycled) and circulated back to youth in need in the community. Data erase services will be provided for all donated computers.
Who can come and get help to fix broken items?
ANYONE can come and get help their broken items get fixed, provided they have filled out the registration form HERE. -
Register HERE to volunteer and do your part in making your campus and parks beautiful.
Location: Meet at Trafalgar Big ‘S’
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Drop by the HMC B-wing Creative Commons from 12:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M.
📢 Financial Fitness Series by Financial Aid & Awards Office
Sheridan students are invited to join Sheridan’s Financial Fitness Series, offered in partnership between Sheridan’s Financial Aid & Awards Office and the Canadian Foundation for Economic Education. These online workshops will equip you with practical knowledge and skills to manage costs, debt, credit, and spending with confidence. Whether you’re using your first credit card or creating a budget, these sessions provide essential financial tools that many students haven’t had the chance to learn but need right now.
Workshops will run Tuesdays and Thursdays starting February 17–March 31. You can register using the links below. Please note that Co-Curricular Recognition (CCR) credit is available if you attend a minimum of seven (7) workshops.
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REGISTER HERE for the session.
The goal of “Preparing for the Future of Work and Your Career” is to give you a better understanding of the transformation that is occurring in the workplace due to the fourth industrial revolution, and the skills you will need to succeed in your career. Times and workplaces are changing, an inevitability that was accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. You will learn how to look for the impact of these changes in your chosen field and anticipate what the future holds for the industry; how workplace and employee dynamics are being redesigned; and ways to highlight and improve the skills that will keep you in demand for years to come. The future is now. The future is you.
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REGISTER HERE for the session.
The goal of "Fortifying Your Finances" is to help you understand how the Canadian financial system is structured, how consumers are protected, and how to identify and respond to financial fraud and abuse. Coming out of this workshop, you will be able to recognize common financial products and services available in Canada, understand the role of key regulators and consumer protection agencies, and identify warning signs of financial fraud. You will also learn where and how to report suspicious activity, empowering you to protect yourself and make informed financial decisions with greater confidence.
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REGISTER HERE for the session.
The goal of “How to Pay for School” is to help you prepare for your post-secondary education by thinking about how you plan to pay for it, and what the longer-term consequences of that payment approach may be. You will learn about some of the ways available to pay for your education, including scholarships and bursaries, loans, and government programs; some of the finer details of government student loans, related to both taking them on, and paying them back; and how being a student can affect your credit score, including ways to build your score as a student. Without a proper plan, the cost of a post-secondary education can feel like an insurmountable obstacle. Think ahead, so you can get ahead.
For more event information, please click HERE.
Pop-Up Events On Campus You Won’t Want To Miss!
Passing through the hallways or have a break between classes? Stop by one of our awesome campus pop-ups! Whether there’s a game to play, snacks to enjoy or a chance to learn something new, swing by, say hi, and enjoy the free pop up experience!
More Ways To Get Involved: SSU Board Office Hours
Your newly elected SSU Board will be holding office hours across all three campuses, starting in June. During office hours, Directors want to hear about the real barriers you’re facing in your student life—academic pressures, financial strain, gaps in support, or systemic challenges.
Your input drives the SSU’s strategic priorities, budget decisions, advocacy efforts, and long-term planning. ⬇️
Club Events You Won’t Want To Miss
Looking to get involved on campus or meet new people? Check out Clubs Corner for the latest club events, workshops, and celebrations happening around campus! Whether you're into arts, academics, or giving back to the community, there's something for everyone. Just click on an event or club below to get started. ⬇️
Stop by the SSU YouTube channel and rewatch info session, DIY and service event recordings. Enjoy every bit of the #SheridanLife!
So…what happens at in-person events SSU Events?
Take a look through photo albums from our favourite in-person events, pop-ups and workshops!
Frequently Asked Questions
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1) You can check out this Event page
2) Sign up for our Events newsletter
3) Or you can follow our social accounts to stay up to date! -
Each event will have it’s own designated location at each campus. Please see the event page and it’s location on that day.
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Majority of our events are FREE! Some events such as concerts, speakers, galas, etc. may ask for a low ticket price. Please see the event page and registration.
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Your Student Life Coordinators and Engagement Teams develop the Programming calendar for Sheridan Student Union. They meet on a monthly basis to evaluate all the feedback & successes of past events to organize future events for you!
Please note that our Student Union staff will continue to be accessible in-person and remotely.