By Mariam Nouser Yasser Albaz, the father of Ryerson School of Journalism alumnus Amal Albaz, remains in Cairo’s Tora Prison seven months after his arrest at Cairo International Airport, according …
Grief, identity, racism: My rollercoaster from Nigeria to Ryerson
Oluwateniola Valerie Ijeoma Jegede explores her journey from Nigeria to Toronto and the challenges that came with it.
Ryerson Image Centre African portraiture exhibit focuses on women through the lens
By Kieona George The way women in African photography look at you and at the world through the lens of a camera. This is the theme of the opening exhibit …
Surviving to thriving: Online resource prioritizes self-care
We stan “Healing on Purpose”
Falling asleep in class? On the subway? You might be anemic.
Imagine waking up on public transportation in a foreign country, forgetting that you even fell asleep. That has happened to me on more than one occasion
A march for #IStandWithCarol
Carol Sutherland, the former union employee at Ryerson’s Equity and Community Inclusion office who was fired while on medical leave, marched in the Labour Day parade to bring awareness to her cause on Monday morning.
Frosh Tips: Best hangout spots around campus
Grab your cast of friends or go solo. Then let your university story unfold
Woke things to do at Rye
Can’t stop, won’t stop! The work of a social justice warrior is never done. Here’s an Eye guide to turn you from high school student leader to university activist