What you missed over the break
January 17, 2018
We’ve got the top three stories you missed while you were eating turkey.
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Here’s where you can access financial literacy programs at Rye
January 16, 2018
Financial literacy can be an asset for indebted university students, who can expect to graduate with an average of approximately $26,000 in debt
RSU execs meeting campaign promises
January 16, 2018
Here’s a look at each executive’s platform and what they’ve accomplished thus far
Ryerson students reminisce on the dreams they left behind
January 16, 2018
Our dreams led us to where we are now. And for most of us, it’s not exactly what we imagined when we were kids
Editorial: Find your place
January 16, 2018
Before I started at Ryerson, my mom told me I needed to try this little hole-in-the-wall deli near campus. I walked in, sat in an aged booth with cushions that were falling off the seats, and had a coffee. And another. And a corn beef sandwich. Then I was hooked for the next four years
Oh, snap! Students waiting for their OSAP
January 16, 2018
Thousands of Ryerson students rang in the new year without OSAP and for some, that meant worrying about paying for rent and groceries
Students launch film about first African-American man in space
January 16, 2018
The film’s plot will follow Guion Bluford in 1983, when he finds out that he’ll be a crew member on the Challenger for NASA’s eighth space shuttle mission, making him the first African American man in space
Ryerson athletes educated on inclusive language in sports
January 16, 2018
Chris Mosier, an All-American duathlon competitor and trans advocate, spoke to dozens of student-athletes during seminars about creating inclusive spaces at Ryerson this week
Eye Playlist: New Year, New Me, Maybe?
January 16, 2018
Here’s a list of songs to help you say bye to the garbage year that was 2017 while you try to live your best life in 2018
Movies worth skipping your class for: January Edition
January 16, 2018
Welcome to our new series, Cineplex or Class, where we fill you in on which movies are worth skipping your class at the Cineplex for—and which ones are not. Skip class at your own risk, The Eyeopener is not responsible for bad GPAs
Fashion faux pas: the problem with real and fake furs
January 16, 2018
As temperatures drop in Toronto and people are looking for coats to wear, the debate between real and faux fur heats up
Do It For Daron: Rams women’s hockey raises $2,400 for mental health awareness
January 16, 2018
Do It For Daron (DIFD) is a youth-driven initiative focusing on encouraging youth to discuss mental health, which raises funds for the Royal Ottawa Foundation for Mental Health
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