The 31st annual Mass Exodus fashion show took place on Saturday, where student designers debuted their capstone collections
Mass Exodus 2019 curated runway showcases diversity done right
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There’s no denying the fact that the student choice initiative will change campus life completely come September
Mass Exodus 2019: Alexandria Jones makes waves inspired by The Little Mermaid
Jones’ collection dips its hand in suiting but also corsetry and ball gowns
Mass Exodus 2019: Emily Paulic designs dance wear inspired by The Secret Garden
Paulic’s line incorporates painting and embroidery to give her designs more of a personal touch
Former Ram Alex Basso signs tryout offer with Toronto Marlies
Basso will get his second shot with the Marlies, having attended their training camp in the fall
We are not going anywhere.
Together we’ve been able to listen to the Ryerson community and tell stories that have affected real change on campus
Anti-Black Racism Climate Review will continue in the spring
Ryerson conducts focus groups to assess anti-Black racism on campus
Mass Exodus 2019 curated runway showcases diversity done right
View PostMass Exodus 2019 collections shake up the gender binary
The 31st annual Mass Exodus fashion show took place on Saturday, where student designers debuted their capstone collections
Mass Exodus 2019: Alexandria Jones makes waves inspired by The Little Mermaid
Jones’ collection dips its hand in suiting but also corsetry and ball gowns
Mass Exodus 2019: Emily Paulic designs dance wear inspired by The Secret Garden
Paulic’s line incorporates painting and embroidery to give her designs more of a personal touch
Doug Ford doesn’t give a fuck about the arts
View PostLive From the Archives: Joyia
Independent singer-songwriter, instrumentalist and producer Joyia stopped by The Eyeopener office to perform
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Women directors leading in Ryerson’s film festival
Fifteen of the 22 films being featured at this year’s RUFF are directed by women and trans individuals
How to repay your loans with (or without) grace
View PostHere’s how the Student Choice Initiative will affect Ryerson’s business and science societies
If students choose to opt out, smaller groups may not have the same support and might have to seek funding outside of the RSU
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TD Bank ‘spans the gap’ with $1M donation to support Ryerson education
View PostApp of the Week: Beep
Beep keeps track of expiry dates for your food
Heart stopping tech: Biomed students building ECGs from scratch
The project was completed in professor Karthi Umapathy’s biomedical instrumentation class with a timeline of only four weeks
Rye’s Brookfield Institute providing grant to moms working as entrepreneurs
The Childcare Support Pilot for Female Entrepreneurs will help initiate free childcare for those in the workplace
The sky is[n’t] the limit: team of Rye students building flying car
The +30-people team, Ryerson Helium, is entering their vehicle into Boeing’s GoFly challenge, with $2 million in prizes up for grabs
Anti-Black Racism Climate Review will continue in the spring
Ryerson conducts focus groups to assess anti-Black racism on campus
Culture groups discuss new ways to survive Ford
Cultural and equity groups will face hurdles organizing next year
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Latinx community discuss settlement in Canada
Faculty, alumni and staff discussed how to overcome the challenges of settling in Canada from Latin American countries
Ryerson is Canada’s Top Diversity Employer… again?
Past events in the last few year questions whether the school deserves their fifth top diversity employer award
Students lack support to promote Black history month at Rye
Looking back, student organizers say Black history month should’ve had more support from faculty and administration
Ryerson students gather to mourn New Zealand mosque shooting victims
Rye students join the vigil to mourn the victims of the New Zealand mosque shooting
A guide to confronting a prof, staff member or student
View PostEar-opener ep. 33: We’re all fucked…but see you next year
There’s no denying the fact that the student choice initiative will change campus life completely come September
We are not going anywhere.
Together we’ve been able to listen to the Ryerson community and tell stories that have affected real change on campus
Meet your fall 2019 masthead
Congratulations to our Fall 2019 Eyeopener masthead!
Editorial: They’ll take a mile
It often feels like I’m pushing a boulder up a hill that ends in a steep cliff—get the work in, and still end up in a free fall
Roy Rana: The coach Team Canada needs
After the resignation of then-Canadian senior men’s national coach Jay Triano, our online editor Bryan Meler tells us why Roy Rana might be the country’s best option
Editorial: Inequality in sports is everywhere
View PostEDITORIAL: Why the RSU needs to remember it’s for students
After covering many political debates and meetings, Kosalan Kathiramalanathan has a few thoughts about how the RSU has grown
Editorial: Subtle barriers everywhere
Ryerson’s main arteries could look a little nicer, but the track record for these sorts of things hasn’t been so great
Cuts to student services force people to protest without a voice
View PostMeet your fall 2019 masthead
Congratulations to our Fall 2019 Eyeopener masthead!
Even if you want to stop freelancing, you probably won’t be able to
View PostDungeons, Dragons & You: How players find themselves in the game
View PostApartment hunting is hard. Doing it with a hijab is harder
View PostVIDEO: Immigrants and “The Talk”
As someone whose never had any sex ed growing up, Rhea Singh explains why having ‘the talk’ from your parents is important
Sports for trans athletes need more than just an ‘inclusive policy’
View PostKinky people face a different kind of workplace discrimination
View PostStudent writes after remembering they signed up for summer courses
I fucked myself over for the summer
Lachemi plunges into the next attempt for innovation hub
“Rocketting down a raging waterfall in a small wooden barrel is going to be a breeze compared to the last year of dealing with Doug Ford”
Students hold funeral for life on campus
There will be a candlelight vigil held for the semester and all Ryerson students are expected to attend.
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Father tells story of meeting wife at protest against OSAP cuts
Sure, I should have been focused on the whole protesting against the OSAP funding cuts/general attack on student services
Percy Jackson and the off-key thief
We sent two editors to see The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical in Toronto and we might have broken them in the process
Summer working that won’t be a blast…
Here are the 10 jobs you don’t want to do if you value your remaining sanity
Karl Marx found alive in RSU office
“As long as communism is alive, I’m alive” said Marx, looking remarkably good for his age
Ontario budget 2019: 60 per cent of university public funding to be performance-based by 2024
By the 2024-25 academic year, 60 per cent of a university’s provincial funding through an SMA will be performance-based
EIC chased by RSU exec, then poisoned
It all began in January, when following the Ryerson Students’ Union credit card scandal, The Eye news team combusted
Mobilizing students through social media
“Even during the busiest time of the semester, students are willing to mobilize on an important issue”
Misuse & Mistrust: The RSU scandal’s effect on SASSL
View PostWTF is the Student Choice Initiative anyway?
The Student Campus Centre hosts over 225 student services that could be affected by the Student Choice Initiative
Opt-out guidelines leave student life, unions on thin ice
Guidelines released by the Ontario government mandate that services that are not “essential” to students should not have mandatory fees
The Ear-opener, Episode 31: Ryerson is GROSS
Host Nathaniel Crouch is in the studio this week is Sherina Harris and Raneem Alozzi to talk about the bacteria they grew from swabs around Ryerson
Two cannabis stores to open near Ryerson campus before summer
Tokyo Smoke will replace HMV as a cannabis dispensary in April. Canna Cabana Toronto is scheduled to open at 435 Yonge St. in May
Rams forward Tanor Ngom declares for NBA draft
Ngom will put his name in the 2019 NBA draft, after a solid 2019 season with the Rams
Former Ram Alex Basso signs tryout offer with Toronto Marlies
Basso will get his second shot with the Marlies, having attended their training camp in the fall
One last portrait: the legacy of graduating Rams photographer Alex D’Addese
Rams photographer Alex D’Addese has had a tremendous impact on Ryerson’s athletic department
OSAP cuts might impact Rams recruiting
With the Ford government’s OSAP cuts, changes could soon come to Canadian university sports
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Getting to the point: The ascendence of Ryerson’s fencing team
At Ryerson, fencing has emerged as one of the more successful sports on the individual and team level
On the right track: The rise of Ryerson track and field
Being on the track and field team has its fair share of difficulties. Ryerson does not own a track (and no, the RAC doesn’t count)
Roy Rana: The coach Team Canada needs
After the resignation of then-Canadian senior men’s national coach Jay Triano, our online editor Bryan Meler tells us why Roy Rana might be the country’s best option
Mass Exodus 2019: Emily Paulic designs dance wear inspired by The Secret Garden
Paulic’s line incorporates painting and embroidery to give her designs more of a personal touch
Live From the Archives: Joyia
Independent singer-songwriter, instrumentalist and producer Joyia stopped by The Eyeopener office to perform
Mass Exodus 2019: Fei Fei Li makes fashion for the ‘ideal granddaughter’
Her collection acts as a thanks to her grandmother for pushing her beyond barriers
Mass Exodus 2019: Cassidy LeBlond makes officewear with a colourful twist
Inspired by the colourful world of Wes Anderson films, Cassidy LeBlond’s collection takes a playful and sustainable twist on officewear
Video: Don’t call me a tomboy
Because of their interest in sports, young women are being called tomboys. Julia Mastroianni tells us why that shouldn’t be the case
The Ear-Opener, Episode 30: Autism on campus
Writer Lulu Larcenciel touches on the lack of support for autistic students on campus in the community section
Live from the Archives: Alexandre Henri
Alexandre Henri stopped by our office to perform two original songs
VIDEO: Rams move past defeat with national bronze
We spoke to members of the Ryerson Rams on what they did in order to secure bronze