Author: Editor In Chief

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A willow tree.

Arts & Culture Communities

Short story: Split ends

Zanele Chisholm writes about the relationship between a Black mother, her daughter and their hair

Hands hold up a glowing heart with "To Be Black" written on it in gold.

Arts & Culture Communities

Poem: To be Black and alive

Being Black has given me confidence, can you tell?

Ryerson campus

Editorial: The Ryerson School of Journalism has created the perfect storm for a mental health crisis

Holding institutions to account is encouraged until the institution is the school itself

An image of Osgoode Hall in Toronto, a historic building design in the l late Palladian style. The building it two and a half stories, symmetrical and features stone pillars on the second story. The windows are tall with semi circles at the top. There are three stone arches at the entrance and pointy spires at the top of the building.

Campus News SCI

Ford government’s appeal to reinstate Student Choice Initiative to be heard in March

February 24, 2021

The policy was ruled "unlawful" by an Ontario Divisional Court in November 2019

The image shows a photo of a young Asian man with short black hair.

Ryerson student charged with two counts of sexual assault; previously convicted of separate sexual assault

February 19, 2021

Nathan Lee previously pleaded guilty to sexual assault in Ottawa in February 2018

A look inside small room lined with floor to ceiling shelves, full of large stacks of newspapers. At the back of the room is a shelf with blue books labelled as "Eyeopener" with different dates. The room is poorly lit but cozy.

From the archives: Top Eye headlines from weeks our editors were born

January 27, 2021

To understand the present, one must look to the past

Erin O’Toole under fire for residential school comments made to Ryerson Conservatives

December 22, 2020

O’Toole told the Ryerson Conservatives residential schools were meant to “provide education”

Meet your winter 2021 masthead

December 4, 2020

Congratulations to the editors of winter 2021!

An illustration of a string of yarn forming the silhouette of a person sitting with their knees to their chest, with a tangled ball of yarn in their abdomen area. The background is the colours of the transgender pride flag: pink, blue and white.

Arts & Culture Communities

Poem: Period Tracker

December 1, 2020

On the 22nd of each month my period tracker application reminds me, “Your cycle is starting”

David Jardine smiles at the camera, against a backdrop of several high-rise buildings in downtown Toronto.

OP-ED: The RSU is ours to fix

November 27, 2020

BOG member David Jardine writes that a better students' union is attainable, but students have to fight for it

A young woman with a light complexion and dark, medium length-hair smiles at the camera. A graduation cap has been drawn over the photo on top of her head.

Editorial: The classes of 2020 and 2021 deserve a real convocation

November 10, 2020

Convocation means so much more than crossing a stage

Campus News Communities

Fired staff member accuses Ryerson of silencing her and other Black workers

September 8, 2020

Carol Sutherland has filed three grievances against Ryerson, for which a closed-door arbitration hearing will be held Sept. 9

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