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Supporters of sexual assault survivors unite over arts and crafts

A self-care arts and crafts event was held in support of sexual assault survivors in the Thomas Lounge on Thursday afternoon, coinciding with Jian Ghomeshi's verdict delivery.

Panel discussion looks at cultural appropriation in the fashion industry

On Wednesday night, the Ryerson Aboriginal Education Council and Ryerson School of Fashion hosted a panel on cultural appropriation in fashion.

Ryerson continues working towards aboriginal education

Ryerson hosted a discussion in collaboration with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to create a forum about how to implement more aboriginal education into academic institutions.

Ryerson rallies in support of sexual assault survivors

Two of the complainants from the Jian Ghomeshi trial joined hundreds of supporters to rally in support of all survivors of sexual assault and to call for changes to the criminal justice system.

People of Ryerson: Julie Robertson

When Julie Robertson started her career in merchandise management, little did she know 25 years later she would quit her job to start studying geographic analysis at Ryerson.

Idiot walks on left side of the sidewalk

Defying accepted social behaviour, local moron Lucas Templeton walked on the left side of the sidewalk.

Can you pay my billz?

We've come up with a few tips for you in order to avoid complete starvation!

Ryerson slams down UofT at poetry slam

After a hard-fought battle between the two schools of downtown Toronto, Ryerson defeated University of Toronto in a poetry slam on Tuesday night.

Time to look forward

For fourth-year students, April looms with not just the classic crunch that comes with papers and final exams — it comes with the pressures of the rapidly advancing real world.

How much is Ryerson security telling you?

Approximately four per cent of Ryerson campus security incidents are made public, an Eyeopener investigation ﬁnds.

The future of a program we know and love

We take a look at the future of Ryerson's athletics program.

Pingue-Giles goes for a layup in her final game. PHOTO: CHRIS BLANCHETTE

Features Sports

Conquering the court: the rise of the women’s basketball team

In the last two seasons, the women’s basketball team has risen above years of mediocrity to skyrocket to the second-best team in the country.

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