Ryerson’s five-game win streak snapped after three unanswered goals
Forrest continues strong play, leads Rams to fifth straight win
The Rams picked up their fifth straight win
No. 1 Rams limp to victory over Paladins
The Rams improve to 7-0 on the season
Ryerson’s one-day strike was full of potential
Overall, it’s fair to say the two groups were fighting for a good cause. But they failed to communicate and collaborate effectively.
Ryerson’s Student Refugee Program staying afloat despite Ford budget cuts
One of the lowest opt-in percentages was the WUSC Student Refugee Program—receiving 48.8 per cent opt-ins from full-time students and 59.4 per cent of opt-ins from part-time students.
You can’t sit with us: How our high school frenemies shape us
“There was this one corridor where if you didn’t eat lunch there, you weren’t considered a theatre kid.”
Students finishing final projects realize how much group work fucking sucks
She will not rest until she “finds those dirty bastards”
People are stealing from the Hub Café and nobody’s surprised
Students are broke!
Q&A: In conversation with the mods of r/Ryerson
Home to over 10,000 members, we caught up with the subreddit’s moderators to chat about the community, why they mod and the unexpected troubles that come with the job
Artist Spotlight: Aima Warriach subverts the narrative around Muslim women with empowering graphic art
“People aren’t exposed to Muslim women who openly discuss their struggles and their journey to reconciling their intersectional identities”
We were invited to a fancy weed event and, god damn, white people are living
While the cultural shift around weed since legalization can be appealing, it felt hypocritical to celebrate the drug’s business growth
For first-gen students, it’s not always the best of both worlds…
It’s like being Hannah Montana, but without the fabulous pop star life and a much earlier curfew
Treating claustrophobia by experiencing claustrophobia
Participants of the research study enter an enclosed space to gradually confront their fear
The Earopener, Episode 35: New Government, New Ryerson
News editors Emma Sandri and Valerie Dittrich join Arts & Culture editor Tyler Griffin to talk about what a Liberal minority means for students
Q&A: Meet the Ryerson student touring the globe with Daniel Caesar
Elise Mariah Armstrong-Peart is a backup vocalist on Caesar’s “Case Study 01: Tour”
Theatre alumni publishes picture book depicting queer families raising children
“I Promise” affirms that families come in many shapes, sizes and colours
How political parties targeted you this federal election
Who Targets Me, an activist group is partnering the Ryerson Leadership Lab to look at how political parties targeted people this election
Library project cuts textbook costs
A new Ryerson library initiative aims at increasing access to the required undergraduate and graduate course textbooks—at no cost to students.
What does Ryerson get out of doing an entire month of cybersecurity month?
October is cybersecurity awareness month at Ryerson and Charlize Alcaraz looks into what the school is doing to educate their students
Diversifying the cybersecurity industry
Cybersecurity is growing exponentially, but its diversity has a long way to catch up.
Accessibility changes are coming to some Ryerson Buildings
You’ll need to have your OneCard on you during evenings if you want to access some of Ryerson’s buildings
Healthbound competition incubates new ideas on combating mental illness and addiction
Start-ups develop technology for improving access to mental health and addiction care.
3D printing resources on campus and online
Creation is subject to the user as customized digital files into solid, three-dimensional objects allow for lots of variety.
Ryerson research heads development of teeny-tiny pain relief
“Cancer is among the leading causes of death worldwide, and our team is well suited to fight it through this new technology.”
Service with a smile: Sexualization in the restaurant industry
“I don’t sell sex, but I sell the possibility and sometimes that’s enough.”
Chinese Canadians are still seen as foreigners in Canada, says experts
Applicants with Asian last names are 28 per cent less likely to get a job interview, according to 2017 study.
Students talk to us about their academic accommodation nightmares
Academic accommodations don’t always pave the way for a smooth semester, for some students, it adds more bumps.
Decolonial Disruptions: Student book club focuses on Black, Indigenous and POC solidarity
With a focus on Black, Indigenous and racialized lived experiences, the book club, Decolonial Disruptions, is working to build solidarity.
The Good Food Market will return to campus this week
Students can buy affordable produce with the Good Food Market in front of the SCC on Nov. 7.
LinkMentalHealth: Wait times cut from months to minutes
After Radwan Al-Nachawati was diagnosed and put on a six-month waiting list, he co-founded LinkMentalHealth to cut down the wait time before students can start to see a therapist.
#IStandWithCarol supporters wait to see what happens for Carol Sutherland
About nine months after a former employee was fired while on medical leave, a negotiation hearing took place.
How accessible is it to vote this federal election?
We talked to Adam Asmar, lead coordinator of RyeACCESS about voting and accessibility
Ryerson’s one-day strike was full of potential
Overall, it’s fair to say the two groups were fighting for a good cause. But they failed to communicate and collaborate effectively.
Not your token: Trans bodies in post-secondary spaces
We are more than a statistic. We are more than your assignment. We are so much more.
Up-Close & Personal: Why The Eye is on mental health this week
Here’s why The Eyeopener is releasing a mental health package this week
I can’t believe it’s not better
I combined satire and reported stories in order to prove to you that we truly are in The Darkest Timeline glitch.
Editorial: How to call out your professors and course content
Here are ways to safely and effectively call out your profs
Editorial: Call it when you see it
We’ve all had moments when we’ve felt disrespected by authority. This is your reminder to call it when you see it
Our individual green practices need to become less individual
There is a steep cost to only worrying about how many plastic straws we waste, it’s time to do more
The time to listen to scientists is now
You don’t have to repost every activist Instagram story you see. You can go into the world and…do something?
You can’t sit with us: How our high school frenemies shape us
“There was this one corridor where if you didn’t eat lunch there, you weren’t considered a theatre kid.”
School, but you’re bleeding
“It’s such a tedious process explaining over and over again that I’m in so much pain that I can’t go to class”
Up-Close & Personal: Going online for support
View PostUp-Close & Personal: Why students are in need of identity-specific counselling
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View PostUp-Close & Personal: Why The Eye is on mental health this week
Here’s why The Eyeopener is releasing a mental health package this week
Hate on campus: LGBTQI2A+ students don’t feel safe at Ryerson
View PostHigh for a price: Cost of legal cannabis has some students turning back to illegal dispensaries
“Sometimes you don’t know what’s inside your gram.”
Students finishing final projects realize how much group work fucking sucks
She will not rest until she “finds those dirty bastards”
People are stealing from the Hub Café and nobody’s surprised
Students are broke!
Four types of professors that make you say ‘Ok boomer’
‘Ok boomer’ was a phrase invented to shut down disrespectful or lukewarm opinions
Pharrell Williams condos outlast the residents of Toronto
In 2053, only two monuments of the fallen city of Toronto remain—the Pharrell Williams condos
People who still sit at patios in cold weather are aliens
Aliens do walk amongst us, but all they like to do is drink coffee on patios in cold weather
It’s actually not Mercury retrograde’s fault, your life is just fucked up
At some point, it just can’t be the planets’ fault anymore
Ram Ganesh reportedly hiding in a bunker under Gould Street
Construction on campus is taking a really long time. Ram Ganesh is nowhere to be found. Coincidence?
Halloween on Thursday an excuse for two weekends of parties
When Halloween conveniently falls on a Thursday, students once again welcome the nine day-long excuse to get drunk everyday
Ryerson’s Student Refugee Program staying afloat despite Ford budget cuts
One of the lowest opt-in percentages was the WUSC Student Refugee Program—receiving 48.8 per cent opt-ins from full-time students and 59.4 per cent of opt-ins from part-time students.
News Briefs: What else is happening at Ryerson?
We got a run down on all the stuff that went down this week at Ryerson!
Meet two newly tenured Indigenous professors at Rye
“Be open to and support institutional change, and work with Indigenous Nations whose territory you are on.”
Ryerson community members come together for annual Remembrance Day ceremony
“Today we work, teach and study on these grounds because so many Canadians and others paid the ultimate price,” said Ryerson president Mohamed Lachemi
A breakdown down of the RSU 2019-20 budget
The RSU has about $200,000 less in funding in comparison to last year
Ryerson student strike takes over streets of Toronto
“We need to send a louder message to the government.”
PHOTO ESSAY: Students strike for education cuts
On Nov. 6, Ryerson students gathered for a one-day student strike across Toronto.
Yellowhead Institute research details Indigenous consent and land reclamation
The paper criticizes government practices around land reclamation and Indigenous recognition, aims to root them in Indigenous values
Rams fall to Lakehead in sluggish and chippy affair
Ryerson’s five-game win streak snapped after three unanswered goals
Forrest continues strong play, leads Rams to fifth straight win
The Rams picked up their fifth straight win
No. 1 Rams limp to victory over Paladins
The Rams improve to 7-0 on the season
Ryerson figure skating team set to host OUA championships
In February, Ryerson will host the OUA 2020 figure skating championships at the Mattamy Athletic Centre for the first time since 2014
Alex Rodkin looks back on her historic, injury-plagued career as a Ram
Rodkin opens up about her six-year career, leading Ryerson women’s soccer team to its first playoff victory in program history
Rams prevail after second period flurry of goals
Ryerson extends win streak to two games with win over Ontario Tech
Frederick hits game-winning layup against Windsor
Ryerson extended their win streak over Windsor to six games with the 78-75 win
Rams maintain perfect home record in win over Lancers
Ryerson took down the undefeated Windsor Lancers on Friday
What Mental Health Resources Exist for Ryerson students?
Here are the mental health resources for Ryerson students.
Wearing Koy Gear For A Day Vlog
It’s vlog season and we got some Koy Gear
The Way She Looks: A History of Female Gazes in African Portraiture Highlight Video
A video highlighting the new exhibit “The Way She Looks”
VIDEO: What you missed over the summer holiday
What’s up Rye? Here’s a few things you’ve missed over the summer break
VIDEO: Why You Should Opt In
Hey Ryerson, we’re back! Watch our video below and opt-in to support us if you haven’t.