You could have been the next Eggy
March 23, 2013
Ryerson was hiring a new mascot this winter- for three hours a week
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In memory of Jack Layton: Ryerson book club
March 22, 2013
After last fall’s donation of about 1,400 books from Jack Layton’s personal collection, Ryerson inaugurated a book club in his memory
Classic Eggs Benny Recipe
March 21, 2013
To save you $16.95 and the trip to Eggspectations, we've put together a home-cooked Eggs benny so you can treat yourself on Sunday morning with a nice, big, inexpensive breakfast.
Pulling former sex workers out of the shadows
March 15, 2013
Ryerson fashion students work alongside former sex workers for runway show
New media finds new home alongside RTA
March 14, 2013
School plans to merge new media with RTA to create a whole new creative arts program
Shuffle up and deal: Prof in Vegas
March 12, 2013
A Ryerson criminal justice professor played at the 2012 World Series of Poker — a sporting event with the largest prize pool in the world
The highest fees go to the least financially stable degrees
March 12, 2013
Third-year photography student Sebastien Dubois-Didcock shoots with a Canon 5D Mark II, a 21.1-megapixel stunner of a camera with a price tag to match
The Eyeopener presents Arts Top 10
March 5, 2013
Today we celebrate the best of Ryerson's artists with our "Arts Top 10 Issue"
JOSHUA STODART
March 3, 2013
By Nicole Schmidt “Let’s get Duffy,” said the five-year-old version of Joshua Stodart during an elementary school production of Annie. This line was the first of many to come from the eventual-Ryerson theatre student. Stodart, now 21, has since moved on to bigger roles. One of these includes his lead performance as Kingsley in the […]
JUSTIN FRIESEN
March 3, 2013
By Alfea Donato Justin Friesen was five when he played a boy encountering a pedophile in Major Crime. “I had it explained to me mildly… very strange experience,” says Friesen. Since then, the fourth-year film student has had a number of on-screen appearances — including a Superbowl Doritos commercial and a Tim Hortons ad that […]
SEBASTIEN DUBOIS-DIDCOCK
March 3, 2013
By Jackie Hong It was a duel between sports and studies, and in the end, academics won. Third-year photography student Sebastien Dubois-Didcock represented Canada as a fencer at the World Cadet Championships in 2009, but instead of devoting his life to fencing, he decided to pursue academics instead. “Sport can only take you so far,” […]
KATE O’REILLY
March 3, 2013
By Colleen Marasigan For third-year fashion communications student Kate O’Reilly, fashion has always been a constant. Growing up with a trunk full of Salvation Army costumes, O’Reilly was known to play dress-up every day, alternating between 20 or more outfits. Years later she transformed her hobby into a career. As a stylist, O’Reilly is busy […]
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