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These Words of Mine: Ryerson Black History Month

February 14, 2015

By Karoun Chahinian Spoken word artists, rappers, poets and musicians celebrated black voices, stories and culture Wednesday at These Words Of Mine, a Black History Month event at the Ryerson Student Centre. “Black History Month is about creating events that centralize the voices of black folks and that’s not a thing that happens often,” said […]

New exhibit has designers wear their heart on a sleeve

February 14, 2015

By Sienna Vittoria Lee-Coughlin For Toronto Design Exchange curator Filomena Natale Gasparro, fashion is more than just wearing pretty dresses; it’s a language through which we tell our life story. Gasparro curates Fashioning Life: Wear Your Story, which displays 14 dresses by separate women. Each woman was given a blank canvas dress and was asked […]

Arts & Culture Features

Love & Sex 2015

February 11, 2015

We present to you, our 2015 edition of Love & Sex.

Ryerson acting student premiered in TWISTED

February 10, 2015

Third-year Ryerson performance acting student Ngabo Nabea premiered in TWISTED at Factory theatre, a production plugging modern technology into classic storytelling

Rye’s tells Tales from the Vienna Woods

February 9, 2015

The Ryerson Theatre School’s newest play, Tales from the Vienna Woods, is a complex story that’s been equally challenging to produce

Kefi combines Greek, Jewish and Armenian art

February 5, 2015

The word “Kefi,” meaning “fun” or “joy” in Greek, Armenian, and Hebrew inspired three Ryerson student culture groups to host an ethnic art presentation Thursday

Fourth-year takes theatre production into own hands

February 5, 2015

Ryerson students and alumni are preparing for their production of the contemporary musical The Last Five Years

Film shows artist torn between two nations

February 3, 2015

For 15 years, artist Zinnia Naqvi waited to take photos of her homeland; but after a single hour of shots, it still wasn't enough

Riot! has first show of 2015

February 3, 2015

Riot! Comedy made audience members spill into the aisle Jan. 28, packing nearly 100 people into the Bloor street Comedy Bar for their first show of 2015

Behind the frontlines of the Red Army

February 3, 2015

A Ryerson radio and television arts student produced a documentary on the hyper-politicized lives of Soviet hockey players

Comics beyond tights and capes

January 31, 2015

For the last 35 years, comic books have become much more than superheroes and speech bubbles, according to Ryerson researcher Barbara Postema

Cold-blooded justice

January 28, 2015

Local cartoonist Jason Loo has created Toronto's first masked vigilante, The Pitiful Human-Lizard

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