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November 5, 2013
Rye student’s gallery turns art consumers into producers
Category: Arts & Culture
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Summer camp of the dead
November 5, 2013
Fourth-year Ryerson film student stars in Disney XD zombie movie Bunks
Crooning in the classroom
November 5, 2013
Ryerson first-year surprise serenades female students in university lectures
Top 10 Innovators Callout
November 5, 2013
Nominate Ryerson’s most innovative student for our special issue
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Are hairy faces attractive?
November 1, 2013
It’s facial hair month! I mean, November — the time of year that men across the world grow moustaches to raise funds for prostate cancer research. In tribute of Movember, Behdad Mahichi went around Ryerson asking female students if they found hairy faces attractive. What do you think? [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ln29iIF8Ifg[/youtube]
Back in the game
October 29, 2013
“Backwards walking guy” shares his story in film student’s documentary
Rye launches new architecture gallery
October 29, 2013
Paul H. Cocker Gallery opens with coast-to-coast Canadian architecture photography installation Cover and Spread
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Four easy Halloween costumes
October 27, 2013
Running late for that last minute Halloween party and have no idea what costume to wear? Theatre makeup artists Stephanie Pereira and Melanie Whitnell teach you four easy Halloween costume ideas. All of these can be made with your own clothes and your own (if you’re a guy, your sister’s or mom’s) makeup. Also, there’s […]
World Press Photos touch down in Toronto
October 23, 2013
Ryerson Image Arts grad’s award-winning photo on display in downtown gallery
Ryerson hosts its first-ever DIY Days
October 23, 2013
Projects, workshops and dreams shared at inaugural Canadian event held by the RTA School of Media
The other TIFF
October 23, 2013
Flamenco festival touches down at Ryerson Theatre
Alumnus to star in new play
October 23, 2013
By Leah Hansen English was not Philip Van Martin’s first choice. After high school, the actor had his sights set on a French-language university theatre program. “Initially, Toronto wasn’t really on my radar, because I was very much a Francophone,” says Van Martin. But he ended up at Ryerson. His conclusion: “It’s one of the […]
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