Ryerson Library purchases grad’s black history film
March 20, 2018
C'est Moi, a short film chronicling the life of Marie-Josephe Angelique and her fight as a slave in Montreal, was made by a Ryerson theatre grad
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Battle of the Bands will be rocking up the MAC
March 20, 2018
Musicians at Ryerson organizer Tristan Rotilio managed to book the Mattamy Athletic Centre for the group's annual Battle of the Bands
Exhibit puts women war artists at the forefront
March 16, 2018
A new exhibit at the Modern Literature and Culture Research Centre is shining the spotlight on the forgotten work of the female artists during the First World War
Ryerson students’ intersectional film aims to change perspective of mental health
March 16, 2018
Two RTA students’ upcoming film aims to change the perspective and conversation around mental health, especially for people of colour
Ryerson grads’ production company behind new heritage minutes
March 13, 2018
You probably remember watching them in school when you were younger. A one-minute clip used by your teacher during class that summed up an entire period in Canadian history
Students say the film program’s script exchange policy mishandles racialized narratives and representation
March 13, 2018
Issues of representation, racialized narratives and script ownership surfaced this year in Ryerson film program
Ryerson grads’ art collective creates safe space for women photographers
March 12, 2018
Two Ryerson Social grads created an arts collective that hosts photowalks for women, giving new women photographers a safe space to express themselves
The Breakdancers of Kerr Hall
March 12, 2018
Ryerson's b-boys and b-girls calling the hallways of Kerr Hall their home for busting moves
Rye charity event raises funds and hope for Nibinamik youth
March 5, 2018
Members of Toronto's Indigenous communities gathered in Ryerson University's Kerr Hall gymnasium raise funds for the youth of Nibinamik First Nation, who recently endured a youth suicide crisis
Photographer Jim Goldberg discusses RIC exhibit and Kanye West at Tanenbaum Lecture
March 1, 2018
Goldberg discussed older projects for the 150 people in attendance at his Tanenbaum lecture. West expensively marketed a jacket that symbolized youth homelessness
How to revitalize your sad semester
February 27, 2018
The end of February is a sad, gross time—but your life doesn't also have to be sad and gross
Person(able) Profs: Majed Alqasas
February 25, 2018
Dr. Majed Alqasas, a mathematics professor, has been a turning point for many students under his tutelage
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