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Rye grad launches international film festival celebrating Muslim filmmakers

January 15, 2020

Muslim International Film Festival, launched by Rye alumni Hirra Farooqi, will showcase the works and excellence of Muslim filmmakers.

Students are kicking off the new year sober, saying hello to ‘dry January’

January 15, 2020

To start the year off, some student have chosen to kick it off sober.

Arts & Culture Multimedia The Fashion Issue Video

VIDEO: Toronto students on how fashion shapes their identities

December 15, 2019

We explored four students’ unique perspectives on fashion and beauty, and how it’s shaped who they are today.

Arts & Culture The Fashion Issue

The Art of the Resale

December 3, 2019

With curation skills and a good eye, it's easier than ever to make it in the fashion business

Arts & Culture Indigenous The Fashion Issue

Ryerson’s Beading Circles use fashion as a tool for Indigenous reconciliation

December 1, 2019

Ever other Wednesday night, students have the opportunity to socialize, destress and learn more about Indigenous culture

Arts & Culture The Fashion Issue

The proud and political voices of Ryerson fashion journalism

November 30, 2019

The Eyeopener sat with four members of RADMAG and StyleCircle, the authoritative voices on fashion at Ryerson, to hear their opinions on politics, aesthetics and where fashion is headed

Arts & Culture Editorial The Fashion Issue

The Fashion Issue: Letter from the Editor

November 29, 2019

I’ve seen firsthand the power that clothes, appearances and aesthetics can have on our lives—good and bad

A person smiling in front of O'Keefe House

Arts & Culture The Fashion Issue

PHOTO ESSAY: Now you see us

November 28, 2019

"Fat" is not a bad word, and anyone who says differently is selling something

A black and white photo of a topless man with newspaper projection on his body that say terrible things

Arts & Culture The Fashion Issue

PHOTO ESSAY: My body, their rules

November 28, 2019

At some point, fashion became less about self-expression and uniqueness and devolved to focus largely on fitting the mould

Two hijabi women, one of lighter and one darker complexion, stand side by side

Arts & Culture The Fashion Issue

Why I started my own halal beauty company

November 28, 2019

"Despite my love for makeup, I had no idea that products had content that didn't meet my religious needs"

Arts & Culture The Fashion Issue

Ryerson’s up-and-coming student designers

November 28, 2019

Get to know the unique and distinct young designers coming out of Ryerson's School of Fashion

Arts & Culture Features The Fashion Issue

Queerness, fashion & safety: When LGBTQ2IA+ aesthetics popularized but left its community members behind

November 26, 2019

Despite the popularization of drag and LGBTQ2IA+ aesthetics, glam looks can be a dangerous identifier for queer, trans and non-binary people

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