The study reports that international students receive minimum support from universities to navigate immigration policies in Canada amongst other obstacles, which affects them during and after school
When women of colour face a higher mortality rate, what is Ryerson teaching its students?
Professionals need to be educated on equitable treatment, the midwifery and nursing programs at Ryerson look at how students can be trained in treating health issues faced by women of colour
Adjusting to city life can be a challenge for small-town students
A long commute can make opportunities at Ryerson less accessible—but for several students, living downtown can pose barriers of its own
Through My Eyes: Bringing diversity to Canada’s legal system continues to be a dream
In a city that prides itself on its multiculturalism, Toronto’s legal industry is not following suit. Gabrielle Dunning, fourth-year law and business student, talks about the importance of diversity in legal education
RASS will start to use Ryerson-grown tobacco
Ryerson Aboriginal Student Services (RASS) will start using dried tobacco grown by the university for ceremonial and traditional purposes
The historical impact of Ryerson student activism
View Post‘It feels like a completely different office space now’: Equity centre staff
Under new management, the centres have been holding fewer events than last year and students who use the services say they aren’t safe spaces
VIDEO: How Ryerson is coping through exam season
Tears, procrastination and screaming into pillows, this year’s exam season is going be a wild one