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
Category: Arts & Culture
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Here’s what it takes to get on the RTA wall of fame
February 25, 2018
Who gets to decide who gets on the wall?
Marvel’s Black Panther sparks cultural pride on campus
February 24, 2018
The highly anticipated Marvel movie The Black Panther finally hit theatres this past week and the response has been overwhelming elation from the black community
Review: Ryerson Musical Theatre Company pulls together with Into The Woods
February 14, 2018
Effortlessly intertwining the story arcs of classic fairy tales, the Ryerson Musical Theatre Company performance of Into The Woods is simply captivating
How to love yourself on Valentine’s Day
February 14, 2018
Why is the idea of having a date on Valentine’s Day almost a given?
Movies worth skipping class for: February edition
February 11, 2018
If you're in the Cineplex for class you might want to consider skipping for one of these flicks
What do you call Ryerson’s fashion sense?
February 9, 2018
There's no doubt that fashion is a big deal on Ryerson's campus
Arts & CultureMultimediaPodcastsThe Ear-opener
The Earopener, Episode 4: Is Ryerson killing your creativity?
February 9, 2018
Ryerson students in artistic programs feel their creativity suffers under restrictive and time-consuming curriculums
Are Ryerson’s curriculums killing your creativity?
February 8, 2018
Does your program focus more on theory?
Arts & CultureCommunitiesMultimediaPodcastsThe Ear-opener
The Ear-opener Ep 3: Ryerson grad’s film is a Black feminist fantasy
February 2, 2018
Ryerson radio television arts grad Lindsey Addawoo joins host Michael D'Alimonte to discuss her short film, Queen of Hearts
My grandmother, Alzheimer’s and coming out
January 30, 2018
It’s difficult, having to come out to your family over and over again. Though the moment, in its infinite repetition, has lost its gravity, the experience remains both daunting and pristine. I sometimes wish I’d told her sooner, but regret is useless and breeds distress
Queen of Hearts: Ryerson grad’s film reinvents the Victorian era with black representation
January 30, 2018
The result was Queen of Hearts, a short film about a powerful queen who has to deal with betrayal and love. She can also literally rip hearts out. The usual perception of any film described as a “Victorian-period piece” is that it almost exclusively features white characters. But Addawoo and Williams were ready to change that
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