Live From the Archives: Charlie Joy
November 3, 2017
Charlie Joy preforms.
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Rams’ Watson named OUA East rookie of the year, Robinson earns all-star status
November 2, 2017
Ryerson's Victoria Watson and Savahnna Robinson earned some impressive honours for their stellar rookie seasons
Rookie Diary: Greg DiTomaso on his new life part of Rams men’s hockey
November 2, 2017
In this follow-up Rookie Diary, DiTomaso discusses his time at Ryerson, how he balances hockey and academics, and what has stood out most, so far, in his first season as a Ram
Some trans folks feel left out of Trans Awareness Month events
November 2, 2017
While the pink, blue and white colours of the Transgender Pride Flag were raised above the Kerr Hall Quad on Wednesday, not all trans folks at Ryerson feel included in the events
RU Confessions unmasked
November 2, 2017
From students anonymously posting in the hopes of finding their soul mates, to allegations of rape, sexual harassment and transphobic remarks, the page has attracted a lot of attention since its creation in 2014
Women’s and all-gender washrooms scarce in Kerr Hall
November 1, 2017
An Eyeopener investigation found that there are fewer women’s washrooms in Kerr Hall than men’s ones
International Voices: Toronto’s culture of distance
November 1, 2017
“In my country, people are very open with each other. We will hug each other, greet each other, comfortably. But here, it is kind of like a barrier between people”
Rams’ Clarke named assistant coach for national senior women’s basketball team
November 1, 2017
For the first time in her 11-year coaching career, Carly Clarke will be coaching at the highest level in Canada
Ryerson’s most eligible squirrels
November 1, 2017
Are you still searching for that special squirrel-ly someone? Are you nuts about love? Look no further (or higher), these bachelors are right at your feet
You are still being judged
November 1, 2017
Hate speech is spreading, death threats are being sent and fake posts are impersonating members of our community. The aim might be to share stories honestly and confess openly, but when your creation becomes hurtful, maybe it’s time to call it quits
Healing through words
November 1, 2017
Growing up in Nangarhar, Afghanistan, Sulaiman Wahid witnessed first-hand the trauma children endure when left behind by political unrest. The third-year Ryerson law and business student has taken to writing poems to acknowledge the experiences of those still struggling back in his home country
Unmasking Ryerson Confessions
October 31, 2017
The ever-growing Ryerson Confessions Facebook page is anonymously-run space where Ryerson students unveil their deepest and darkest secrets. Currently, the page has over 7,300 followers
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