It’s 2 a.m., but campus isn’t lonely
October 29, 2011
What Rye looks like when most of you are tucked in bed.
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Getting Spooky with Squashes
October 28, 2011
Students battle one another in a pumpkin-carving contest
Students vote ‘yes’ to Ryerson Radio
October 27, 2011
Ryerson Radio wins referendum after 2,773 students vote in favour of a new radio station.
From the Archives: The Jackass Phenomenon
October 27, 2011
"The ones who get mad are the middle-aged men who are like, Smarten the hell up! What are you doing?!"
This Sustainable Life: Five Minutes with Shawna Robinson
October 27, 2011
Anne-Marie Vettorel sits down with Shawna Robinson, the Creative Director at LABEL. LABEL designs and produces sustainable clothes right here in Toronto. Q: Which is better – buying green or buying less in general? I think it’s a combination of both – buying quality clothing that will last and not being so focused on disposable fashion. […]
Local markets open year-round
October 26, 2011
Sure, the frost is coming soon. But some farmers’ markets are open year round!
Tweets of the week: October 26, 2011
October 25, 2011
The top tweets we collected this week from you, the students and staff of Ryerson
Rye fighting losing battle with pests
October 25, 2011
Some buildings on campus are overrun by rodents and insects
‘Yes’ on radio
October 25, 2011
When CKLN moved out of the SCC, many of us at the Eyeopener did a silent cheer. It’s not that we have a vendetta against community radio, it’s that we were glad to be done with the shitshow that CKLN became
Maintaining a campus
October 25, 2011
Ryerson dishes out $11 million each year to sustain itself, but the cash isn’t for scholarships or athletics. It’s used to fix your doorknobs
Briefs & Groaners
October 25, 2011
A roundup of some of the shadier — and just plain odd — things that happen around Ryerson’s downtown campus
Rye grad’s death unsolved after two years
October 25, 2011
Two years ago, Ryerson grad Christopher Skinner was attacked and murdered not far from campus. After the anniversary of his death, Sean Wetselaar looks into how the investigation has progressed
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