The road to redemption
October 4, 2011
Despite being a co-captain for men’s soccer last year, Dimitri Karopoulos was benched for a majority of the season. This year he’s the team’s only captain. Victor Ferreira reports
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Men’s hockey team looking to rebound in 2011
October 4, 2011
After a sub-par 8-18-2 campaign, which resulted in them missing the playoffs, Ryerson’s men’s hockey will field a roster featuring several new faces when the 2011-12 season opens this weekend
This Sustainable Life: Eating out with Mother Earth
October 4, 2011
How are students, take-out kings and queens who often don’t have time to sit down for a meal, supposed to reduce their impact? Here are five ways to give your lunches less bite
A witching good time
October 4, 2011
Kicking off the 2011/2012 season, the Ryerson Theatre School is putting on The Crucible, a play about sorcery and society. Loren Hendin reports
Sisters break the silence
October 4, 2011
Every year on Oct. 4, communities across Canada gather together to honour the lives of missing and murdered Aborginal women and girls
Multicultural show leaves out Jewish students
October 4, 2011
Nicole Siena Communities Editor For the third year in a row, Ryerson’s Multicultural Show will be held on a Friday, preventing Jewish students from attending. The date falls on Oct. 21, that coincides with Shabbat, a Jewish religious day that prevents people from working. “The main reason this is so concerning is because it doesn’t […]
What’s in the paper
October 4, 2011
Some of our editors chat about what’s going into the Oct. 5 issue of The Eyeopener.
An open letter to Ryerson’s Radio and Television department
October 3, 2011
An RTA student takes on Staplergate
A look at lawsuits
October 1, 2011
A sampling of the legal action involving our school over the years...
Podcast #3
September 30, 2011
Jeff, Charles and Kai are in front of the mic again – this time talking about celiac diets, the much-delayed Image Arts building and whether low-paying, or unpaid, internships are worth it. Eyeopener Podcast #3 by Eyeopener
Third Annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
September 29, 2011
[nggallery id=14]This afternoon at 12:45, men and women promoting the end of violence towards women crossed the start line at Dundas Square, for a mile walk in the city – in heels! Photos by Chelsea Pottage
CESAR orientation makes campus welcoming
September 28, 2011
Passersbys who walked down Gould St. on Thursday evening may have caught a glimpse of the Continuing Education Students’ Association of Ryerson’s (CESAR) orientation
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