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Panel conversation with Maggie Kang and Tim Chan

Arts & Design

Sheridan Grad Maggie Kang reflects on turning KPop Demon Hunters into a global phenomenon

May 12, 2026

Oscar-winning director reflects on her career path, creative risks and the power of genuine stories.
Three Sheridan students wear their anaglyph rendering glasses as they stand in front of their Golfing Over It video game display at Level Up

Science & Technology

Capstone showcase-winning video game takes golf challenges to next level

May 5, 2026

Other top Computer Science projects include app supporting first-time parents, AI system that detects fraudulent transactions.

Sheridan electrical engineering student Nathan Morgan smiles and gives a thumbs up while sitting at a table next to electronics and a laptop

Research & Scholarship

‘A dream come true’: Applied research helping electrical engineering student realize his potential

May 8, 2026

Fourth-year student Nathan Morgan has contributed to two CIM projects bridging hardware, software and intelligent systems.

Sheridan student Sarah Newman stands next to a large printout displaying her research findings

Community

FAHCS capstones unlock supports for students, faculty, researchers and communities

Apr 28, 2026

Research projects explore, inform and propose solutions to real-world issues.

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  • Maggie Kang, creator of KPop Demon Hunters, receives key to the cityMay 7, 2026 | CBC
    The creator of the Oscar-winning animated film KPop Demon Hunters now holds a key to the city of Toronto, where she grew up. After taking part in a panel about the film's success at Departure Festival, Maggie Kang was surprised on stage by Mayor Olivia Chow. Kang did not speak after being handed the key, but posed for photos with Chow and Cindy Gouveia, the president of her alma mater, Sheridan College.
  • From urban foraging to repair cafés: Mississauga resident wins national sustainable living challengeMar 30, 2026 | Mississauga News
    Mississauga resident and Sheridan's Cycling and Sustainable Transportation Officer Vicki Tran’s daily sustainable choices recently earned her $5,000. Tran was recently named the 2025 Live Net Zero Household Challenge’s national winner in the Our Daily Lives: Food & Stuff category, which aims to highlight residents who reduce food waste, repair and reuse items, eat more plant-based meals and share with their community.

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Research & Scholarship

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Sheridan student Vadim Titov Ho is pictured working at a computer

How two Sheridan research students are helping drive the future of connected and autonomous vehicles

Software Development and Network Engineering students HoangDuy Ho and Vadim Titov supporting research collaboration with Rogers.

Experiential Design student Samira Elbehairy smiles as she looks at the contents of a glass jar while a Sheridan researcher looks on

Discovering research as a space for creativity and connection

Experiential Design student explores the human experience through Sheridan’s SenseLab.

Sheridan electrical engineering student Nathan Morgan smiles and gives a thumbs up while sitting at a table next to electronics and a laptop

‘A dream come true’: How applied research is helping a Sheridan electrical engineering student realize his potential

Fourth-year student Nathan Morgan has contributed to two CIM projects bridging hardware, software and intelligent systems.

Science & Technology

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Sheridan student Manolo Mendoza stands beside a display of his project

Architectural Technology Studio at Sheridan: Designing meaning in the age of density

Students propose creative ways in which new development can complement heritage buildings in Cooksville neighbourhood of Mississauga.

A student working with robotics machinery in a lab.

New diploma provides faster training option for mechatronic and robotic technicians

Two-year program teaches how to install, program and maintain smart automation technologies.

Two people wearing white lab coats and working in a biotechnology lab

Sheridan’s new Biotechnology diploma program prepares students for careers in the growing biotechnology sector

Sheridan is launching a new Biotechnology diploma program that prepares students for technical careers in laboratory, production and quality assurance roles within the biotechnology sector.

Health & Wellness

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Staff and student therapists from Sheridan's Movement Matters clinic are pictured in a gym environment

Movement Matters: New student clinic improving the lives of clients with Parkinson's

Kinesiology students providing personalized training and exercise programs through in-person and virtual sessions.

A massage therapist providing manual therapy to a client

New Massage Therapy program provides faster path to RMT designation

Fast-track option allows students to complete six semesters in two years.

Three Sheridan students hold up the the Kind Mail postcards they received

Article

Kind Mail Campaign delivers a dose of goodwill from alumni to students

For three days in October, Sheridan’s Alumni Relations department deployed to the College’s three campuses with a simple goal in mind: to spread kindness.

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Students working in a virtual production studio

Sheridan launches Canada’s first master’s degree in animation, games, and immersive experiences

Unique credential combines advanced applied research methods with inclusive design principles and interdisciplinary approaches to emerging media technologies.

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