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Catching up with Eyeopener sports editors of the past

Sports editor Will Baldwin talks to some of the most successful former sports editors at The Eye

A person wearing a green baseball cap and a green flannel aside trees near the Lake Devo area.

Business & Technology Climate Crisis

Opinion: Ryerson can and should divest from fossil fuels

Our success as students is directly linked to the financial success of an industry proven to damage our ecosystems and harm vulnerable communities, writes MJ Wright

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

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COVID-19 Fun & Satire

Seven steps to prepare for meeting your online friends in-person

From social media snooping to planning your outfits, here's everything you need to do to prepare

COVID-19 Editorial

Editorial: For my last trick, I’m choosing hope

In her final editorial, Catherine Abes writes about grappling with the last year and how to move forward

COVID-19 Features

Dear future me: What students are excited to experience back on campus

We decided to ask students to write a letter to their post-pandemic selves

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A playlist for anime and K-pop fans, old and new

The Eye created a playlist full of some top-notch anime and K-pop tracks that will either ignite the fan in you or introduce you to a whole new world

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Ryerson students are still finding ways to connect in a disconnected time

Through platforms like My RyeU, Discord and Zoom, students are facilitating community online

A play-by-play of Rye’s giant cathartic quarantine-themed bingo

Bonding over bingo is one way Rye students are making friends and reminiscing over quarantine days past

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Business & Technology

How does Ryerson’s mail service work?

Ryerson’s Shipping, Receiving and Mail Services processes around 7,000 packages monthly that will be mailed to or for faculty, departments and students

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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

Nurse walks down a hallway with teal walls.

‘Who’s caring for our nursing students’: Ryerson undergrads feel unsupported

Sitting in the middle of her bed in her Toronto apartment, tears streamed down Ann Mikayla Estrella’s face

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