Category: Arts & Culture

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An illustration of a string of yarn forming the silhouette of a person sitting with their knees to their chest, with a tangled ball of yarn in their abdomen area. The background is the colours of the transgender pride flag: pink, blue and white.

Arts & Culture Communities

Poem: Period Tracker

December 1, 2020

On the 22nd of each month my period tracker application reminds me, “Your cycle is starting”

Three trans and non-binary creatives to follow instead of J.K Rowling

November 29, 2020

Trans writers, filmmakers and artists are reimagining narratives around gender identity and beyond

Arts & Culture Video

VIDEO: Students Rally Behind Distinguished RTA Prof After Ryerson Fails to Renew Her Contract

November 19, 2020

Canadian filmmaker, Christene Brown’s guidance was instrumental to marginalized RTA students in her course—until she was ineligible to continue teaching. Read more at https://theeyeopener.com/category/art… Words by: Manuela Vega Graphics and Animation by: Anita Pogorzelska Voiceover by: Nicole Pryce Produced by: Parnika Raj, Rhea Singh, Connor Thomas, Desiree Green

A photo of Christene Johnson smiling.

Students rally behind distinguished Black RTA professor after Ryerson fails to renew contract

November 11, 2020

Filmmaker Christene Browne on her experiences navigating RTA as a Black educator and lack of representation in institutions

Sing Me a Lullaby: A personal documentary of familial love and resilience

November 5, 2020

Ryerson alumnus Tiffany Hsiung captures the legacy of women in her life

Eye Reads: What we’re reading this fall

November 4, 2020

We all could use a fictional escape from writing mid-semester papers

Mirror selfie of a photography student with a lightbulb illustration above her head.

Arts & Culture COVID-19

Photography students find new outlets of self-expression during the pandemic

October 22, 2020

We spoke to Rye photographers about the creative ways they're getting through the pandemic

Illustrated movie poster of Honest Eds department store with text that reads "there's no place like his place, anyplace."

There’s No Place Like This Place, Anyplace: Rye alum’s doc pays tribute to Honest Ed’s

October 6, 2020

Lulu Wei speaks about the impact of Honest Ed's 2016 closure and the end of a sense of community for Mirvish Village

Arts & Culture COVID-19

Rye’s School of Performance goes virtual for Fall for Dance North festival

October 3, 2020

46 Ryerson dance students worked with esteemed directors to create the short film, A Gathering

Arts & Culture Indigenous Video

R U Pow Wow 2020

September 25, 2020

Last week the Ryerson annual Pow Wow took place! Though Covid moved the event online, it turned out stronger than ever. Check it out at www.rupowwow.com.

Arts & Culture COVID-19 Indigenous

From on-campus to online, RU Pow Wow adapts to virtual world

September 22, 2020

While the COVID-19 pandemic has created limitations for RU Pow Wow, the sense of community has not faded away

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Arts & Culture COVID-19

Fall mixtape: COVID-19 back to school edition

September 21, 2020

New music to get you back into the online semester

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