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Demand from both the Muslim Students’ Association and the Centre for Women and Trans People — citing concerns about paying for the athletic facilities but being unable to access them for religious reasons or comfort issues — led to a RSU survey in which 2,000 people responded in favour of the women-only hours.

Getting In Your Reps

A survey looks into the use of women-only hours at campus gyms.

Nursing student Brenda Bowskill will be sailing at the Pan Am games this summer. PHOTO COURTESY BRENDA BOWSKILL

Nursing student to sail at Pan Am games

When Brenda Bowskill was six years old, her parents enrolled her in a sailing summer program while they went to work. She didn’t mind — they already lived on their boat during the summer — but she never imagined that those classes would lead her to the Pan American games this July in Toronto and possibly the Olympics next year in Rio.

Study: Catcalling very effective

A study by the Canadian Ladies’ Man Coalition (CLMC) found that the words “baby,” “princess” and “sweet cheeks” have a 99.99 per cent success rate at getting a woman’s attention.

Business & Technology

Summer income-ing

We asked 100 Rye students about their summer prospects. Here are the results, collected by Josie Mills

Meet Steve Dangle: Leafs fan

Steve “Dangle” Glynn, a graduate from the RTA school of media, opens the door to a small room in his basement

New RTA course works with OSC

The RTA school of media and Ontario Science Centre (OSC) have created an “experiential design” course for new media and digital media students.

Students at the school of fashion want to design their own swag. PHOTO: AL DOWNHAM

RU fashion sweater a faux pas

Students at Ryerson’s School of Fashion don’t think their program swag looks pretty in pink.

Don’t cry for me, Eye-gentina

I’ve been thinking about this final editorial ever since I was elected as The Eyeopener’s editor-in-chief in March 2014.

Editor-in-Chief ripped to bloody shreds

Beloved Editor-in-Chief Mo “Mosie DiManno” Omar was torn limb from limb during a riot on Gould Street on April 8. Police have detained an editor from the rival campus paper, The Ryersonian.

Ryerson science gets innovative

New zone learning initiatives are on the horizon as the science faculty is planning on creating a zone focused on innovation in science.

John Tory speaks at Ryerson on traffic technologies

Traffic congestion is on its way to be controlled, Toronto Mayor John Tory said at Ryerson's Digital Media Zone (DMZ) on Tuesday

Recap of Mass Exodus 2015

On April 1, the Ryerson School of Fashion put on the 27th annual Mass Exodus.

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