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Exhibit puts women war artists at the forefront

A new exhibit at the Modern Literature and Culture Research Centre is shining the spotlight on the forgotten work of the female artists during the First World War

Ryerson students’ intersectional film aims to change perspective of mental health

Two RTA students’ upcoming film aims to change the perspective and conversation around mental health, especially for people of colour

Ryerson’s new meal plan

This fall, Ryerson will be implanting a new “all-you-can-eat” meal plan. We asked current resident students their thoughts!

Ryerson acknowledges bed bug problem in Victoria

Ryerson send an email that said bed bugs were found in “one desk” in the room, after two previous investigations came back showing no activity

Victoria Building bedbugs

After discovering bedbugs in VIC205, we talked to students about the infestation on their campus.

Ryerson’s proposed law school approved by the Senate

Ryerson’s proposed law school has received Senate approval—putting the university one step closer to receiving a law program on campus

Students petition against ‘rude’ criminology prof

A criminology prof is still teaching despite multiple complaints to the dean about his “condescending” behaviour in class

Ryerson grads’ production company behind new heritage minutes

You probably remember watching them in school when you were younger. A one-minute clip used by your teacher during class that summed up an entire period in Canadian history

Editorial: Study tight, don’t let the bed bugs bite

In VIC 205, where students said they were getting bitten, we found the bugs when Ryerson said they didn't exist

Communities Indigenous

Indigenous Business District names new centre for innovation and entrepreneurship

The centre at 200 Dundas Street East will be named the Indigenous Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Students say the film program’s script exchange policy mishandles racialized narratives and representation

Issues of representation, racialized narratives and script ownership surfaced this year in Ryerson film program

Losing my religion: How university can challenge your faith

School changes everything—the way we work, sleep and socialize. It can also change your relationship with religion

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