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Campus Planning head steps down

By Emma Prestwich News Editor Ian Hamilton, the assistant vice-president of Campus Planning and Facilities, has chosen an early retirement. Vice-president administration and finance Julia Hanigsberg made the announcement Monday. Hamilton’s department will be split into two units, Capital Projects and Real Estate, which deals with Ryerson’s real estate portfolio, and Campus Planning and […]

Photography reveals all

International photographer Evergon brought his controversial collections to Ryerson this month.

Trials of a sports editor #1

Sports Editor Sean Tepper plays a one-on-one game with Jelane Pryce of the men's basketball team

Human rights complaints filed against U of O

Katrina Medwenitsch — The Fulcrum (University of Ottawa) OTTAWA (CUP) — Three doctors from the University of Ottawa’s residency program have filed human rights complaints against the university claiming they were discriminated against on the basis of their Saudi heritage. Dr. Waleed AlGhaithy, a neurosurgery resident and Drs. Khalid Aba-Alkhail and Manal Al-Saigh, cardiac surgery […]

Photo of the Day

Students in Kerr Hall South filming with lights us photo folk wish we never have to see again. Photo: Lindsay Boeckl

Video: Free food!

Our Media Editor is giving away his winning cup to a popular coffee-shop competition. Find out how to win.

Eyeopener Click Picks: March 17

This Thursday: Julia Roberts tattoos and hipster hunting.

Pick the Ryersonian of the Year

Send us your top picks and we'll choose one as the Eyeopener's official nominee

Communities EyeBlog

Recipe: Couscous Salad

Couscous is by far one of the easiest grains to cook. Plus, it's inexpensive and ready in less than 20 minutes!

photo of the day

March 16 2011 Four fire trucks were lined up along Church Street by the Engineering Building this afternoon – false alarm. We found the Coke truck on Gould Street more interesting. Photo by Chelsea Pottage

Canadian Turnitin servers down

Plagiarism detection program many Ryerson professors depend on stops working during the busiest time in the semester for assignment deadlines

Cheap off-campus eats

As you sit in a packed lecture hall, your stomach lets out a loud growl. A bagel won’t cut it anymore. You need real food and you need it now. If you’re one of the tummy grumblers at Ryerson, here are the five best off-campus places to grab some affordable grub as you dash between classes

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