Ryerson women’s basketball partnering up with Basket Plus in non-profit initiative
The Rams women’s basketball will help build a new well and host basketball clinics in Uganda this May
2019-20 Preview: Rams women’s basketball starts season with a new style
The Rams new up-tempo style of the play is just getting started
University and RSU renegotiating payment agreement
The transfer payment agreement between the university and the RSU has been around since 1986. It’s now going to change
Programs axe non-academic admission requirements
Ryerson’s journalism and RTA sport media programs are going “grade only” for fall 2020 admissions
Midterm season: Rye profs forget students have other classes
Professors think our entire lives revolve around one class
Now, for some good news!
After some horrible midterm exams and a stressful election, here’s some positive news!
National standard for post-secondary mental health in development, students call for support
“Our [university] needs more therapists than what is available already,” said a fourth-year electrical engineering student at Ryerson
Eye Playlist: Autumn Afternoon
Inspired by fall colours, cozy afternoons and late-night study sessions
Nuit Blanche 2019: Must-see installations
From sunset to sunrise on Saturday night, Toronto will once again be transformed through art installations all around the city
Editorial: How to call out your professors and course content
Here are ways to safely and effectively call out your profs
Boosting voter turnout among Canadian youth through art
Ryerson groups are merging art with democracy to boost voter engagement in the upcoming federal election
Eye Playlist: Blue Moves
Tunes inspired by blue skies, late nights and new beginnings
Artist Spotlight: Kazik Radwanski makes use of low-budget resources
“Anne at 13,000 ft” is Radwanski’s second film to premiere at TIFF
Everything you need to know about Greta Thunberg’s climate strikes
Here’s what you need to know to get informed and get involved
Ryerson ad deemed “anti-mental health” by students, expert
The ad, depicting “weeks of sleepless nights,” has students voicing concerns about burnout and toxic productivity culture
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.”
Where can you save just by being a student?
Finances always getting low? We’ve got the places to go for savings so you can enjoy life just as much.
So, you need to make an eye-catching resumé
We’ve compiled a list of resumé-building tips so you can secure the bag.
Sustainable Spending 101
4 easy, eco-friendly habits that won’t break the bank
TRSM revamps after tuition cuts
The Ted Rogers School of Management (TRSM) has undergone some drastic changes.
Student skills shafted by curricula
“The university should be more aware of what employers are asking for. They should focus more on those types of job requirements.”
New biometric security system at HOEM residence brings mixed reactions
New security system at the residency has been called both “cool” and “prisonesque”
LinkMentalHealth: Wait times cut from months to minutes
When Radwan Al-Nachawati was in school, he had to wait A Rye grad created 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 counselling wait times are still several months long
When it comes to mental health services, wait times can have severe consequences
Rye students can get a bite of Congo on campus at Congo Coffee and Mikate House
No matter the weather in the core of downtown Toronto, Nia Bangala, owner of Congo Coffee and Mikate House, is committed to share with her customers a piece of Congo; through a sip or a tasty bite.
Voting is on Oct. 21. Read this and then go do the thing
“As important as every election is, this one seems, to me, to carry some extra importance with it.”
Coffee, whiskey and drag: The Drink offers Rye students cheap drinks and a good time
Coffee shop by day, drag bar by night: with its multiple personas, The Drink offers Ryerson students, especially those in the LGBTQ community, a place to unwind and party
Photo Essay: Global Strike for Climate Justice Floods Toronto
Here are our favourite photos from today’s Global Strike for Climate Justice
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?
Who we are, and why you should care
This year’s going to be different. But our work speaks for itself
The Earopener, Episode 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
High 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.”
Where are our careers going in light of education and health care cuts?
Students find themselves questioning the pursuit of degrees related to health care and education
Job security from STEM degrees means putting artistic passions aside
STEM-related degrees might lead to more job security, but at what cost for students’ passions within the arts?
Child care cuts in Ontario are hurting students with kids
Child care was already a faulty system, but now provincial cuts are making students choose between classes or their kids
The rise of eco-anxiety
View PostWith less OSAP and no RU-Pass, Ryerson students are struggling to afford their commutes
A new study based out of Ryerson will look at the next steps for student transit
Yusra Javed: Forever a part of all of our stories
Yusra was, and continues to be, a part of all of our stories. She will always be the best part of mine.
Tying the knot already?
View PostMidterm season: Rye profs forget students have other classes
Professors think our entire lives revolve around one class
Co-Star ruins cuffing season, deters potential partners from one another
Cuffing season has never been more difficult when the cosmos (and an app) control your life
The Earopener, Episode 34: The Darkest Timeline
This episode is all about our fun issue. Listen as guest host Nathaniel Crouch talks to Fun and Satire editor Andrea Josic and contributing writer Julia Mastroianni.
Eyerant: I should’ve taken a gap year
My hippie cousin couldn’t have been right when he said that I should “totally take some time to soul search”
Where are our careers going in light of education and health care cuts?
Students find themselves questioning the pursuit of degrees related to health care and education
Job security from STEM degrees means putting artistic passions aside
STEM-related degrees might lead to more job security, but at what cost for students’ passions within the arts?
True confessions from Toronto’s housing hell
Rats, shitty roommates, DIY kitchens—these all can’t be true, right?
Ryerson counselling wait times are still several months long
When it comes to mental health services, wait times can have severe consequences
University and RSU renegotiating payment agreement
The transfer payment agreement between the university and the RSU has been around since 1986. It’s now going to change
Programs axe non-academic admission requirements
Ryerson’s journalism and RTA sport media programs are going “grade only” for fall 2020 admissions
Now, for some good news!
After some horrible midterm exams and a stressful election, here’s some positive news!
National standard for post-secondary mental health in development, students call for support
“Our [university] needs more therapists than what is available already,” said a fourth-year electrical engineering student at Ryerson
A breakdown of Ryerson’s SCI opt-in numbers
Ryerson’s president said he is “extremely pleased” by the opt-in numbers
‘Go low and slow’: Tokyo Smoke reflects on one year of cannabis legalization
“Students will come in and ask ‘What’s here? What can I have? What do I need to know?’” said one Tokyo Smoke worker
High 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.”
Student choice initiative is an attack on universities’ independence and in bad faith, court hears
“The autonomy of universities is threatened,” said Mark Wright, CFS and YFS lawyer.
Ryerson women’s basketball partnering up with Basket Plus in non-profit initiative
The Rams women’s basketball will help build a new well and host basketball clinics in Uganda this May
2019-20 Preview: Rams women’s basketball starts season with a new style
The Rams new up-tempo style of the play is just getting started
2019-20 Preview: Rams women’s volleyball looking for third trip to national finals
The Rams have the roster to once again compete for a national title
2019-20 Preview: Can the Rams men’s basketball endure so much change?
The Rams are looking for their sixth consecutive trip to the U SPORTS Final 8 tournament
Ryerson men’s soccer shines in Senior Day win over Nipissing
The Rams end their regular season with a 10-2-2 record
Robertson heroics not to be in Darcel Wright Championship game
The Rams end off their preseason with a 6-1 record
Rams advance to Darcel Wright tournament final
The Rams will face the Saskatchewan Huskies in the championship game
2019-20 Preview: Rams men’s volleyball on the road to excellence
Ryerson’s volleyball is ready to take the league by storm
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.
Video: RSU Credit Card Scandal Timeline
Here’s a breakdown of the credit card scandal, from how the executive got two credit cards to how The Eye found out about what they spent
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