Author: Elizabeth Sargeant

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Victorian woman reading Hunger by Roxane Gay

Switching spectators: Top books that represent the Female Gaze in literature

January 18, 2022

Books that resist the masculine urge to sexualize every woman in their writing

Collage of trans musicians

7 pop-bops from your new favourite genderqueer artists

November 17, 2021

Songs that would bring Prince Phillip back

A photo collage of students on campus wearing fall outfits. In the left corner is a person wearing a black shirt and white pants with black lines. Below that is a person wearing a purple and black striped sweater, a leather jacket and neon green and black leather boots. In the middle is a person wearing jeans, a white turtleneck and a blue-green shirt. On the right top corner, a person is wearing a brown argyle sweter, tights and a black tennis skirt. On the bottom right is a close up of someone's leather jacket, displaying various activism-related pins and buttons.

Rye Couture: Students take on back-to-campus street style

November 9, 2021

Students ditch the pandemic uniform of sweatpants and Cheeto dust for killer on-campus fits

Woman stands at kitchen counter preparing food, below her text says "Have you eaten?"

Rye Reviews: Lina Li’s ‘Have You Eaten?’ shows food as a love language

November 9, 2021

The final-year film student’s documentary has been highlighted by The New Yorker and the National Film Board

A woman curled up in a hospital gown. Text reads "MRI, an immersive video installation by Naomi Jaye."

Ryerson lecturer’s installation immerses audience into MRI

November 2, 2021

The exhibit engages visitors into the emotional experience of women patients inside an MRI machine

Alanna Mitchell

Arts & Culture Climate Crisis

A Q&A with the Rye grad working to save the ocean, one performance at a time

November 2, 2021

Journalist and Rye alum Alanna Mitchell discusses her one-woman show "Sea Sick"

A family hugging each other in the middle of their living room.

Personal essay: As an international student, I created my own Thanksgiving tradition here

October 21, 2021

Krishika Jethani redefines what home really means around the holidays

Young girl holds book wearing a pink sweater

5 tips to fall in love with reading again

October 19, 2021

Escape the avid-reader-to-burnt-out-university-student pipeline

Arts & Culture Indigenous

Decolonizing design: Rye alum reimagines Ojibwe jewelry

October 5, 2021

Edie Assinewe's traditional Ojibwe earring designs are taking Instagram by storm

A man in Indigenous regalia stands next to a bicycle against a blue background

New Ryerson Image Centre exhibitions seek sovereignty through art

October 5, 2021

This semester's exhibitions at the RIC will highlight decolonization through the lens of four photographers

Amble Magazine spread

Rye alumni provide room for loneliness through community-oriented publication

September 27, 2021

Amble Mag captures the "ugly feelings" brought on by the pandemic

An older man with black rimmed glasses and a blue sweater sits and smiles

Canadian media mogul and Ryerson donor Allan Slaight dies at 90

September 23, 2021

Allan Slaight's family announced online that the philanthropist and broadcaster had passed away on Sept. 19