Black scholars call for intersectionality in early childhood education
February 4, 2021
Their research shows that understanding racial identity from a young age can start in the classroom
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Fake hair, real problems
February 4, 2021
Plastic materials in synthetic hair can cause scalp discomfort and damage to the environment, but one St. Louis company is trying to change that
K-pop and anime fandoms foster safe spaces on campus
February 4, 2021
Students have long found solace in popular culture, so why have K-pop and anime fans always been ridiculed for it?
Weighted blankets can’t compensate for terrible lifestyle choices: report
February 4, 2021
Don't trust your weighted blankets to do the heavy lifting when it comes to fixing your life
Saying goodbye to Starbucks on Church and Gerrard
February 4, 2021
The Starbucks branch officially closed on Jan. 31 as part of the company’s “transformation strategy”
Leaked documents show my.ryerson programmed on a Tamagotchi owned by Lachemi
February 4, 2021
The only explanation for how glitchy my.ryerson is
Ryerson Recreation working to keep students active despite COVID-19 challenges
February 4, 2021
RU Rec has added new programs for the winter semester, with hopes of keeping students active even in a pandemic
Ryerson African Students’ Association stands in solidarity with Ugandan protesters
February 3, 2021
Ugandan students are finding ways to advocate during one of the most tumultuous elections of their country's history
Ryerson alum spearheads community planning through human rights approach
February 3, 2021
For Cheryll Case, listening to marginalized communities is a key part of urban planning
Ryerson postpones spring convocation (again)
February 2, 2021
This is the third time Ryerson has postponed all convocation ceremonies since March 2020
Rye grads put a spotlight on Toronto’s diverse artists with How T.O. Art
February 1, 2021
Taelor Lewis-Joseph and Amanda Ann-Min Wong teamed up to create a docu-web series featuring women and non-binary artists doing what they love
Student food couriers struggle to make ends meet amid the COVID-19 pandemic
February 1, 2021
“If people didn’t pay me tips, I would be making less than minimum wage"
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