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
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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
Student wins big at Danier awards
January 28, 2015
Ryerson held the sixth annual Danier Design Challenge on Jan. 23, a competition between third-year school of fashion students showcasing self-made women's leather garments
Exhibition exposes dark side of gender tropes
January 25, 2015
Traditional portrayals of women in media are being contested in an exhibit at the Ryerson Image Centre
Film review: Virunga
January 24, 2015
Nominated for an Oscar under the best documentary feature category, Virunga is a heart-wrenching film
International event brings art to commuters
January 23, 2015
Commuters saw 20 local and international galleries in Union Station’s Great Hall this week for Villa Toronto, a week-long festival of contemporary art display and live performance
Are vitamin drinks all bunk?
January 21, 2015
A new study says vitamin and energy drinks come with a healthy dose of bogus
Backstage opens to rest of campus
January 21, 2015
The Ryerson Musical Theatre Company (RMTC) launched last week, opening the stage to all students with a passion for theatre
All good things must come to an end, especially Winter Break
January 16, 2015
As second-semester rolls in with winter’s winds, I — along with many others — wish the festive break never ended
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