A fresh curriculum among other initiatives hold the potential to encourage BIPOC enrolment in law
A Conversation with Eternity Martis on the importance of Black Joy
Martis is the best-selling author of They Said This Would Be Fun: Race, Campus Life, and Growing Up
UPDATE: Former instructor of “Homelessness in Canadian Society” concerned about course’s delivery
Pascal Murphy, a Ryerson instructor of 11 years, was let go less than one week before the start of his spring term classes
10th annual Social Justice Week offers wide lens for world issues
The week of virtual events will feature global speakers from Hong Kong, South Africa and more
Coming Out is More Than Just a Day
Depending on who you ask, the closet door can be swung open, locked shut or a revolving door
2019-20 Hong Kong protests: Storytelling through the best and worst times
Eyeopener news editor Heidi Lee reflects on how to amplify the voiceless in her hometown
How a Ryerson student has been helping the homeless community during COVID-19
Her position involved classifying individuals experiencing homelessness in the shelter system based on their risk factors for contracting COVID-19 and suffering serious illness, she said
Ryerson research chair brings international scope to immigration, COVID-19
Acknowledging Canada as a settler-colonial state is frequently left out of academic discussion, she said