Year: 2021

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Special Issue: A Love of One’s Own

February 10, 2021

To read the full special issue, visit our microsite here. Words by Dhriti Gupta W hen I was younger, I’d urgently scribble in my diary about how this would be the year. The year that someone would have a crush on me, that someone would finally press their lips to mine, that someone would call […]

New affiliate group at Rye aims to raise awareness for wrongly convicted individuals

February 9, 2021

Innocence Ryerson is an affiliate group with Innocence Canada, a non-profit organization advocating for individuals convicted of crimes they didn’t commit

Ryerson Students' Union sign. FILE PHOTO

Campus News Student Politics

Senate representative resigns from RSU

February 9, 2021

It is not clear if the currently vacant position will be filled before Aug. 31, the end of senate representative’s term

An illustration of a TV sitting on a TV stand. On the screen, it shows a theatre stage with a stool and mic.

Rye grads featured in Obsidian Theatre’s 21 Black Futures

February 8, 2021

21 Black Futures is an anthology of 21 plays by 21 Black playwrights, each performed by a single Black actor for a total of 21

A computer monitor showing the d2l home page with five courses.

Ryerson to offer more online courses due to the pandemic

February 8, 2021

The university will be offering 94 more online courses in the next academic year

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Corporations wishing you a Happy Valentine’s Day

February 8, 2021

Valentine's Day isn't the same without corporations vying for your love (and money)

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Business & Technology Campus News COVID-19

RU Mine update to ensure connection within the Ryerson community

February 8, 2021

The update includes RU Friends for socialization and group chat features for classes or extracurriculars

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Campus News COVID-19

Students on renting and subletting, lower apartment prices during COVID-19

February 8, 2021

For students who have an interest in renting, it’s a good time for them to start according to experts

A man wearing a yarmulke and a woman wearing a hijab.

Unequal opportunity: What it’s like to be of minority faith in the workplace

February 7, 2021

I needed to get off the floor to pray no more than twice a day, but I felt scared to ask

Two people outside on a sunny day, one is behind a table teaching the other about waste management at Ryerson.

Business & Technology Climate Crisis

Ryerson is working on a five-year sustainability plan. Where are we now?

February 6, 2021

The office of sustainability hopes to set goals and publish the plan within a year

Kamala Harris wearing a black suit holding a microphone in front of an American flag

Campus News Student Politics

Rye students call Kamala Harris’ inauguration ‘an incredible milestone in American politics’

February 5, 2021

Harris was inaugurated as the vice-president of the United States on Jan. 20

This is a collage of three pictures of Tevaun Kokko. There is an illustration boombox in the middle of the photo.

‘Like poetry’: how basketball and hip hop are intertwined

February 5, 2021

Sports editor Will Baldwin looks at the unique connection between two pillars of North American culture: hip hop and basketball

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