Meet your fall 2021 masthead
April 9, 2021
After Thursday night's elections, we have a new masthead! Thank you to all who ran and voted
Author: Tyler Griffin
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The Eye wins 7 national student journalism awards
February 22, 2021
We took home seven JHM Awards out of 13 nominations in 10 different categories
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 […]
OP-ED: No cops on campus—we keep each other safe
September 23, 2020
Abolition is inevitable, but it is up to us to take the necessary steps to realize it in our lifetime, writes Alannah Fricker
Job Posting: Web Developer (Fall 2020)
August 12, 2020
Come work with our award-winning online team! We could use the help!
FeaturesLove, Sex & the Internet
call-me-by-your-url.tumblr.com
February 12, 2020
Community. Romance. Sex. For queer youth, Tumblr had it all, and then some
FeaturesLove, Sex & the Internet
Loree Erickson on queercrip porn
February 11, 2020
The postdoctoral fellow's work in research and porn has her challenging cultures of undesirability
CommunitiesFeaturesLove, Sex & the Internet
Desirable Woman: It shouldn’t be so complicated to love a Black woman
February 11, 2020
When a date asks me what I do, and I tell them I write about Black women, suddenly there are no more questions
Q&A: In conversation with the mods of r/Ryerson
November 9, 2019
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
November 6, 2019
"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
November 6, 2019
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…
November 5, 2019
It's like being Hannah Montana, but without the fabulous pop star life and a much earlier curfew
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