Under the Sun’s latest music is ‘Everything You Need’
October 1, 2015
Under the Sun doesn’t mind being a folk band that is hard to quite pin down, but their name offers some clues.
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DisOrientation week ends in Shits n’ Giggles
September 30, 2015
The Centre for Women & Trans People ended DisOrientation week Friday with Shits n’ Giggles, a feminist stand-up comedy showcase, in the lobby of the Student Learning Centre (SLC).
RU artists perform in pitch black
September 29, 2015
Musicians@Ryerson held the third-annual Darkness Concert Thursday night in the Oakham Lounge.
Yonge St. strip-off
September 29, 2015
Sophie Hamelin strips one local sleaze joint of its reputation
Nuit Blanche 2015 Q & A
September 29, 2015
Che Kothari, a 2005 Ryerson Image Arts grad, explores the concept of memory in “10 for 10th — Memory Lane,” a multimedia project he curated for Nuit Blanche this year.
One last dying wish
September 29, 2015
By Karoun Chahinian A 2013 RTA School of Media alumna is directing a film on assisted suicide. Alumna Leah Rifkin is filming A Last Wish with writer Ilana Sharon Mandel, a woman forced to deal with the issue first-hand when her father was diagnosed with cancer. The film is inspired by Sharon Mandel’s struggle, providing […]
Sexuality and sweets
September 22, 2015
Associate Ryerson professor Marusya Bociurkiw is the runner-up for CBC’s Literary Non-Fiction Award for her book, A Girl, Waiting.
So, that Harry Potter bar was a Sirius letdown
September 22, 2015
A not so magical look inside the new Harry Potter-themed bar at Dundas and Dufferin streets
Midnight Madness: where weird meets film
September 20, 2015
Each year, the strangest films at TIFF grace the screens at the Ryerson Theatre for Midnight Madness
Review: He Named Me Malala
September 18, 2015
He Named Me Malala, directed by Davis Guggenheim, screened at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival [TIFF] in the Ryerson Theatre.
GALLERY: The stars of TIFF 2015
September 16, 2015
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) came to Toronto again this year, luring beautiful celebrities, their entourages and genuinely terrifying fans to Ryerson Theatre.
Artspace: The Death of Lambs
September 15, 2015
Ryerson Artspace held the opening reception Friday for Ryerson student Meagan Christou’s exhibition Lamentations, giving guests “an opportunity to reflect on their own mortality.”
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