Author: Dhriti Gupta

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Lip service: BIPOC students at Rye feel unsupported by the complaint process

September 23, 2020

In June, during a surge in the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement, Nikita Sankreacha fell into a right-wing rabbit hole

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COVID-19 Features

It’s okay for you and school to go on a break

September 18, 2020

Waiting things out might actually open more doors for students deferring due to the pandemic

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COVID-19 Features

Friendship at first like

August 25, 2020

It was early summer when Mae Raquiz realized she had nothing to distract her from her loneliness—no job, no typical summer hangouts and no more preparations for university to keep her busy

Campus News Communities

UPDATE: Ryerson’s proposal for special constables approved by Toronto Police Service

Ryerson expects to incorporate special constables into its security model by late 2021

Communities COVID-19

9 online mental health resources you can access while social distancing

We cumulated a list of on and off campus mental health resources for students to access during isolation

Arts & Culture Communities

Three trans creatives to look out for from Rye

Meet the trans artists, innovators and creators raising the bar from within their industries

Communities COVID-19

Two Indian comfort food recipes, from a communities editor’s mom

For that extra special touch of brown mom love, force everyone in your house to eat your creations by telling them they’ve gotten too skinny.

Communities COVID-19

10 TikTok accounts to help you pass the time during quarantine

It’s week three of quarantine and you’re probably looking for something—or rather, anything—to bide the time.

Communities COVID-19

Ryerson students are learning new skills while social distancing

During the school year, full-time students don’t necessarily have time to learn skills because they have deadlines to meet, pressure to get good grades and even part-time jobs, she says.

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Sports & Culture

Why do we hold sports to a different social standard? The world of sports is often a host for toxic masculinity—a catalyst to other social issues like gender-based violence, racism and classism. So why do we pay attention to these issues everywhere else—workplaces, the internet, etc.—but not in the sports world? Sports & Culture calls […]

Editorial Sports Sports & Culture

Sports & Culture: More than just the game

Challenging the norms while addressing the unrealistic limits and expectations

Communities The Hustle Issue

That’s what friends are for

Despite the fact that supporting others is a source of happiness for most people, when you don’t go about it correctly, you too can feel exhausted to continue that support