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TMU professors speak up against anti-AI rhetoric in classrooms

Several faculty members insist students “let the robots handle it” when it comes to completing coursework

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Professors are also tired of in-person classes

November 22, 2022

Let's just say professors are even more excited for winter break than students

Research by TMU profs could help diagnose cancer with a blood drop

November 8, 2022

'This could be the future of cancer screening,' said one researcher

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Phew! Classmate with a hacking cough just has influenza

October 19, 2022

“Why should we act differently now just cause we know better?”

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BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD

September 28, 2022

As professors come back to campus and structure their lessons for an in-person audience, many say they are balancing the challenges of being back in the classroom with working to make students feel comfortable

A professor’s guide to “caring” about student mental health

September 22, 2021

There's nothing more low-energy and high-impact than a Kahoot wellness check-in

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Program faculty host forum to hear student concerns, refuse to address them

February 23, 2021

Ryerson admin failing to address student concerns? It's more likely than you think

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From the archives: Top Eye headlines from weeks our editors were born

January 27, 2021

To understand the present, one must look to the past

Professors with accents have their jobs for a reason

Hongbing Yu keeps two years’ worth of anonymous student feedback in a polythene bag in a drawer in his office

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Editorial Indigenous

Canada isn’t offering a history lesson on colonialism, but the RCMP is

February 26, 2020

The term “colonialism” isn’t just a history lesson—it's happening now, but not just in Wet'suwet'en Nation. It's all around you as a student of this campus

Ryerson’s new law professors champion accessibility, diversity and technology

February 4, 2020

With the school’s first semester approaching in September 2020, law professors share their hopes for the program.

Exam season: time to cram then forget everything literally right after

November 26, 2019

Study, exam, forget everything, repeat = examnesia