Category: Arts & Culture

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Ryerson Image Centre’s experimental exhibit redefines perception of photography

January 25, 2018

“Collaboration: A Potential History of Photography” brings 90 projects together into clusters, then organizes them into grids

La Loche youth’s voices at centre of Rye grad’s project

January 22, 2018

Two years after a shooting shocked Dene High School in La Loche, Sask., the small town's youth now have a chance to be seen and heard

Rye grad’s short hits screens at Sundance Film Festival

January 19, 2018

For Nonna Anna is at the forefront of a cinematic movement, deepening the representation of trans narratives in film

Eye’s Cookbook: Energy Balls

January 19, 2018

These energy balls are a great snack in class, on the go and even when you're just hanging out at home

grinning monochromatic portrait of Guy Bluford

Students launch film about first African-American man in space

January 16, 2018

The film’s plot will follow Guion Bluford in 1983, when he finds out that he’ll be a crew member on the Challenger for NASA’s eighth space shuttle mission, making him the first African American man in space

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Eye Playlist: New Year, New Me, Maybe?

January 16, 2018

Here’s a list of songs to help you say bye to the garbage year that was 2017 while you try to live your best life in 2018

empty theatre seats

Movies worth skipping your class for: January Edition

January 16, 2018

Welcome to our new series, Cineplex or Class, where we fill you in on which movies are worth skipping your class at the Cineplex for—and which ones are not. Skip class at your own risk, The Eyeopener is not responsible for bad GPAs

Cooking with my namesake

December 17, 2017

My name is so uncommon that the chances that I’d find a cookbook, or anything else with my name on it, was pretty unlikely. But apparently I was wrong

Here’s what international students think about ILLC’s cafeteria food

December 13, 2017

Students' thoughts on the taste of ILLC food is divided

Rye grad makes a unique mark in the Canadian comic industry

November 29, 2017

This collection of three short stories follows The Tommy Gun Banshee, a notorious hit-man haunted by the wailing spirit of a beautiful woman, as he embarks on wild and supernatural adventures

Canada’s Food Guide is expiring—here’s what to expect on the pyramid next

November 28, 2017

The guide itself hasn’t seen major changes since 2007—but now it’s scheduled for an overdue revamp that will debut in 2018, creating speculation among students ahead of the upcoming changes

Food is never just something to eat

November 22, 2017

I invite you to indulge in our first Food Issue where we hope to make your taste buds dance and your stomachs grumble as you flip through each page. You’ll read stories on how food relates to culture, drugs, a mother’s eternal love. Maybe you’ll learn a thing or two

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