DESIGNING TORONTO, BY WAY OF HELSINKI
January 25, 2006
The school of Interior Design's new exhibit, Process and Product, aims to import the world's most stunning design, straight from Helsinki.
Category: Arts & Culture
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A BLURRED PERSPECTIVE
January 18, 2006
Image Arts student Mimi Cabell sees life through a less-than-perfect lens in her new art show.
AN ADVENTURE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE ROAD
January 18, 2006
When they're not climbing mountains, the members of the Ryerson Adventure Society are busy rocking out to the rising local band Avenue Road.
TAKING A SECOND LOOK
January 18, 2006
The Iranian Student Association of Ryerson University (ISARU) is composed of 500 people, but its current exhibit focuses on only two of them.
ENTERTAINING YOU FOR YET ANOTHER YEAR
January 11, 2006
What you missed last year and what you can't afford to miss this year.
SLAMMING IN THE SPOTLIGHT
January 11, 2006
Ryerson grad brings hip-hop's socially-conscious world of Slam Poetry, beat-boxing and all, to Toronto.
GETTING THEIR GAME ON, SANS DRAGONS
November 30, 2005
Forget the tired image of basement-dwelling loners playing angry metal music: Ryerson's new Role-Players and Gamers club aims to break the cliché.
HEY, ISN’T HE THAT RYE GUY?
November 30, 2005
Philip Akin is the first graduate of Ryerson's theatre school. Now, he just needs to be recognized.
POSTER CHILD OF STREET SUCCESS
November 16, 2005
Rob Ender would rather be strumming guitar strings than developing computer software.
YOUNG, SHARP AND OUT OF CONTROL
October 19, 2005
Toronto's film festival frenzy continues with Young Cuts International.
FANTASY TO REALITY
October 19, 2005
The first-ever Fantasy Worldwide International Film Festival is arriving in Toronto and a Ryerson grad is responsible for managing warriors, dragons and robots.
DOWN THE HATCH
October 12, 2005
Behind the curtain at emerging artist fest.
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