Live from the Archives: Teenage Green Bean
February 6, 2019
Jangle-pop band Teenage Green Bean performed two original songs, "ASAP/New Clothes" and "VeggieBurger" in The Eyeopener's office
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Life after Derek: Meet the former Family Channel star hosting trivia nights at the Ram in the Rye
January 29, 2019
Danny Mags reflects on his time playing Edwin in Life with Derek, childhood stardom and hosting Monday night trivia at the Ram
New RIC exhibit displays over 200 photos from the Tanenbaums’ collection
January 25, 2019
True to the Eyes offers a glimpse into photography history through the Tanenbaum family's walls
Live from the Archives: Dumb Stupid Liars
January 24, 2019
Dumb Stupid Liars bring their synth pop sound to The Eyeopener office with live performances of original songs “Finally” and “Braincell”
Taking Western fashion out of the spotlight
January 22, 2019
Meet the teachers and academics working to decolonize fashion education
You, me and the TTC: Ryerson students discuss dating and commuting
January 22, 2019
Is love worth a 30 minute commute to Mississauga? Rhea Singh writes about the realities of dating at a commuter school.
The best of Ryerson’s SoundCloud scene
January 22, 2019
Home to some of the best media programs in the country, Ryerson’s got a lot of talent. Peter Ash takes a deep dive into music streaming platform Soundcloud to find the best of the best.
Added Pressure: Students of immigrant parents feel the pressure
January 22, 2019
School’s hard enough, but for children of immigrants things can feel a bit more intense. But are they putting it on themselves?
The East Enders: Behind the Scarborough Reputation at Ryerson
January 22, 2019
Ryerson is comprised of students from all over the GTA. But one neighbourhood in particular, Scarborough, comes with a stronger reputation than others.
The Burnout: Behind the lives of Ryerson’s student politicians
January 22, 2019
Student politics are messy and dramatic. Emma Buchanan talks to former RSU executives who have felt the heat
Ryerson grad’s film shortlisted for Academy Award nomination
January 21, 2019
Charlie Tyrell's documentary short, My Dead Dad's Porno Tapes, tries to understand his late father using the objects he left behind
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In Photos and Video: Ryerson’s Loud Fest
January 21, 2019
Performances included Tory Lanez, Pressa, Jordan Solomon, Ramriddlz and Rajan with DJ Databass hyping the crowd in between acts
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