Rye receiving cultural and heritage funds
March 28, 2017
This festival is now the world’s largest photography event
Category: Arts & Culture
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Here’s our guide to campus art this week
March 28, 2017
Because I love you and want you to be as artsy as you possibly can on social media, I’ve listed some options for you here
Roots of Canadian hip hop can be traced back to Ryerson
March 28, 2017
In 1983, The Fantastic Voyage was born as an underground hip-hop radio show, hosted by then-RTA student Ron Nelson. Now, Nelson's coming back to campus with I Was There
Eyes on Rye: Getting jazzy with a beat board
March 27, 2017
Blayne Stone looks to combine his own guitar playing which he samples and cuts down with less conventional ambient sounds
Ryerson’s comedy group RIOT holds one last show of the year
March 22, 2017
The group of radio and television arts (RTA) students will be including several random scenes, ranging from different comedic mediums, strung together in RIOT 69: Through the Ages
Incorporating the Hijab into the everyday:Youtubers visit Ryerson fashion program
March 16, 2017
The duo explains the importance of a "bad Hijab day" in the midst of their presentation about appreciation
Panelists tackle the importance of diversity in Toronto fashion
March 15, 2017
As Toronto fashion week comes to a close, Ryerson fashion professor Henry Navarro Delgado—alongside three panelists in the fashion industry—discussed Toronto’s fashion identity, and how the industry has changed in a digital age, at the #DIGITALFASHION panel
Musicians@Ryerson host yearly Battle of the Bands competition
March 14, 2017
Ryerson's Melbourne the band took first price—a "power-pop quartet" as described on their Facebook page and the band will won a spot to perform in Riverfest Alora music festival in August
Meet the photographer documenting Muslim women who have experienced Islamophobia
March 14, 2017
Alia Youssef created a photography series to show the unspoken sisterhood that bonds Muslim women together
Eyes on Rye: RTA student travels the globe for videography
March 11, 2017
Ronny Tam was eight-years-old when he attended a film camp on his summer vacation. Now, the once movie-hating youngster spends the large part of his day fiddling with the buttons on his DSLR camera
Live From The Archives: The Backseat Buskers
March 10, 2017
They came into our archive room to perform their original song "Just The Way We Are"
Rye grad showcases female beauty through nude art exhibit
March 10, 2017
Justine Latour's voice is seen through nudity, rather than the use of words in her upcoming art exhibit at the Gladstone
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