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Photo of Ron Nelson in the Rogers Communication Centre.

Roots of Canadian hip hop can be traced back to Ryerson

In 1983, The Fantastic Voyage was born as an underground hip-hop radio show, hosted by then-RTA student Ron Nelson. Now, Nelson's coming back to campus with I Was There

Ezra Levant talk on campus is a reminder that freedom of the press is vital

Last week, The Eyeopener's reporters were barred from an event organized by the Students Supporting Israel campus group

Orphan Sponsorship Program president resigns after accusations of anti-Semitism

Hirra Farooqi resigned late February after anti-Semitic comments she made publicly online a few years back resurfaced

Students have come forward with OSVSE complaints. ILLUSTRATION: IZABELLA BALCERZAK

Ryerson’s office for sexual violence support and education is harming survivors

About two years after the opening of Ryerson’s Office for Sexual Violence Support and Education (OSVSE), some sexual violence survivors are saying the office lacks a safe environment

Somebody blowing a huge gum bubble

Business & Technology

Chewing gum keeps shoppers in store longer: Ryerson study

New research from Ted Rogers School of Retail Management suggests the act of chewing gum may encourage shoppers to spend more time browsing in a store.

The top of Blayne's head.

Arts & Culture Multimedia

Eyes on Rye: Getting jazzy with a beat board

Blayne Stone looks to combine his own guitar playing which he samples and cuts down with less conventional ambient sounds

A padlock and chain wrapped around a keyboard.

Business & Technology

Igabyte: Security questions are not so secure

They're used by some online services to ensure only you can request a password reset. They ask questions that, in theory, only you can answer

Lifesum displayed on an iPhone and an Android phone.

Business & Technology

App of the Week: Lifesum

The App of the Week, Lifesum, tracks your habits and reminds you to exercise and eat healthy foods

Martin Fox, Chrissy Lynn Trudell, Maklane DeWever, Marshall Darbyshire, Dan Petz and Will Anderson stand in a line with their arms around each others backs

Business & Technology

Ryerson students debate $15-minimum wage

Ryerson students participated in a debate on implementing a $15-per-hour-minimum wage. One side said it would help the economy, the other side said it would ruin it.

BREAKING: Multiple people pepper sprayed at Yonge and Dundas

Two people went around pepper spraying multiple citizens in the area of Yonge and Dundas Streets

Women’s curling: Rams miss national tournament playoffs, wrap up historic season

Sitting at 2-3 and in a seven-way fight for three remaining playoff spots, the Rams needed at least one win and some good fortune from other games to lock down a playoff berth

The Daughters of the Vote Conference will take place on Parliament Hill on March 8. PHOTO Izabella Balcerzak

Business & Technology

How the federal budget will affect you

The federal budget doesn't offer much in the way new spending on big-ticket items, but your night out will start costing you a little more.

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