Author: Kiernan Green

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A man is floating in the sky, his hands reaching out to one side of land.

Through my eyes: Cultivating connections as a third-culture kid

David Cassels shares how he came to find community centred in people, not place

Apple with measuring tape wrapped around it

Through My Eyes: An ode to taking up space

Society's stigma against heavier bodies is rooted in the same colonial thought that oppresses BIPOC

Protestors marching down a calendar, the bottom of the calendar has a stamp on it that reads "CHANGE IS DUE"

Ryerson reportedly progressing on 3 of 6 anti-Black racism student recommendations

Faculty and staff recommendations are also underway through four new subcommittees

A Hiawatha wampum belt and a Dish with One Spoon wampum belt.

Opinion: Before you state a land acknowledgement, mean it

Graduate research assistant Miranda Black asks us to reflect on the authenticity, purpose and effectiveness of our land acknowledgements

The Fifth Estate features Carol Sutherland during ‘Black On Campus’ segment

Sutherland was fired in January 2019 and has accused Ryerson of wrongful termination and anti-Black racism

Queers x Cops banner

Removing campus security first step towards police abolition, say queer academics

The panel featured queer academics Syrus Marcus Ware, Ravyn Wngz, Gary Kinsman and Megan Scribe.

Bob Rea and Martin Regg Cohn

U.N. Ambassador Bob Rae weighs in on world affairs with Ryerson’s Democracy Forum

On the docket was Canada's involvement in Yemen's civil war and negotiations with China over "the two Michaels"

Trevohn Baker

New BIPOC Students’ Collective’s sole coordinator on making Black community online

February 28, 2021

Students being physically away from campus makes engagement a "little difficult (and) a little different."

A collage of a racialized person sitting down with a newspaper stand behind them.

Through My Eyes: In a white-dominated field, white students should apply themselves more to change

February 15, 2021

You need to do more than post on Instagram to be an ally

Three black women lined up. Woman in the centre is coloured, and hair is flowing around her with flowers on it. Two women on her left and right are both in black and white.

Fake hair, real problems

February 4, 2021

Plastic materials in synthetic hair can cause scalp discomfort and damage to the environment, but one St. Louis company is trying to change that

Ryerson African Students’ Association stands in solidarity with Ugandan protesters

February 3, 2021

Ugandan students are finding ways to advocate during one of the most tumultuous elections of their country's history

Through My Eyes: COVID-19 and my family’s recovery

January 29, 2021

First-year student Sonny Sehra writes about optimism bias and coming to terms with yes, it can happen to you