This is your time to make sure that the past years of your life at college can transition you smoothly into not only the workforce but into a life of confidence and happiness. Here are four ways that you can make your last semester as a student count! 🎓👩🏻‍🎓

“A key part of zine culture is self-publishing, meaning there are no external influences controlling what can or cannot be in a zine, and just as importantly, who is allowed to make them. As a result of that, zines have historically been an important form of communication and self-expression for marginalized communities.”

“The inspiration for this installation came from the idea of connecting with others and reflecting on personal experiences. I wanted to represent how students, whether they are from outside Canada, or live in the GTA, but not necessarily near Trafalgar campus, have already formed connections with Sheridan.”

“Whether you are someone who belts out your favourite tunes in the car or you enjoy listening to music while studying, songs has been proven to positively impact various aspects of your life, including your life at school.”

“When I first moved to Toronto, I had no idea what to do or where to go! So I turned to Google Maps and searched keywords like art gallery, art workshop, film screenings, etc. I created lists of places that resonated with me, like this one…“

“If you’re like me and this is your last semester of school, you understand my current struggle of being so close to finishing. After being in school for the last 18 years I am so ready to trade in attending classes to attending work meetings!”

“Working in food is like a team sport, even when you’re on shift by yourself. When you are respectful of your team members time and efforts, you make it possible for them to treat you with the same intentions.”

“Being constantly bombarded with the idea that your time is limited or society telling you that you need to find a full-time job by the time you’re 25 is exhausting.”

“The gap in the market for a patty made with wholesome ingredients, yet flavourful, sparked an idea: why not create a patty that stays true to the authentic flavours people love while using only wholesome, natural ingredients?”

“A little blue cabin, lifted from the ground with thick wooden pillars was our home for two weeks on the island. We spent hours drinking yerba mate tea, weaving endless conversations around our questions and passions in life and art. (…)”

“This year, I’m shifting from a high-expectation mentality to a more intentional approach. One that centers around things that genuinely bring me joy and are good for my overall well-being. Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide to help craft meaningful, more sustainable goals that align with your true priorities.”