Toronto’s annual Pride Parade took place on June 25 and the Ryerson Students’ Union took part with their own float.
Program works to fight cyber violence
People are targeting individuals, especially women, by personally contacting them with inappropriate content. This is why the project Webwise was created.
Immigrants and refugees fight stereotypes through art
The project aims to allow newcomers to counter the negative image seen in media
MEET YOUR FALL 2017 MASTHEAD
Congratulations to our Fall 2017 Eyeopener masthead!
Clothing for everyone: teaching fashion to include accessibility by design
Despite conversations surrounding accessible housing, transportation and design being relatively common, accessibility in the fashion industry is not as prevalent
I’ve spent two years at Ryerson, but I’m still learning how to navigate it
It is not the fact that I can’t walk that disables me, rather it’s the stairs between me and where I want to go; it’s the attitudes of those who consider me less capable because I can’t walk
The accessibility issue: universities still need to get their act together
The Eyeopener has created our first ever accessibility issue. We cover a range of access issues on campus and share some personal stories from some cool individuals
Fighting the invisible battle: trying to succeed in school with a hidden disability
“Despite studying hard and having an academic accommodation that provided her with more time to write, she looked down at her exam and couldn’t make sense of any of the sentences”