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Ryerson counselling wait times are still several months long
October 8, 2019
When it comes to mental health services, wait times can have severe consequences
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Rye students can get a bite of Congo on campus at Congo Coffee and Mikate House
October 8, 2019
No matter the weather in the core of downtown Toronto, Nia Bangala, owner of Congo Coffee and Mikate House, is committed to share with her customers a piece of Congo; through a sip or a tasty bite.
Rye students can start the ripple effect to change in the climate crisis
October 8, 2019
By Ellen Dunn Despite being stuck between midterms, jobs, and extracurricular activities university students still have the ability to affect change. During the climate crisis, it’s easy to feel discourage by the world’s state of emergency. But it’s important to remember, you have more of an impact than you think. Mitigating climate change while in […]
Voting is on Oct. 21. Read this and then go do the thing
October 4, 2019
“As important as every election is, this one seems, to me, to carry some extra importance with it.”
Coffee, whiskey and drag: The Drink offers Rye students cheap drinks and a good time
October 1, 2019
Coffee shop by day, drag bar by night: with its multiple personas, The Drink offers Ryerson students, especially those in the LGBTQ community, a place to unwind and party
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Photo Essay: Global Strike for Climate Justice Floods Toronto
September 27, 2019
Here are our favourite photos from today's Global Strike for Climate Justice
Powwow shows hope for increasing Indigenous education at Rye, says incoming prof
September 27, 2019
The third-ever powwow at Ryerson, organized by students and faculty, featured a week of education, artisans and celebration
Looking to be a part of something at Ryerson? These culture clubs could be for you
September 27, 2019
Still figuring out what club to join? We got you covered.
Ryerson alum’s father remains in Cairo jail, seven months without charge or trial
September 25, 2019
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 to Amnesty International. Albaz was on his way home from a business trip to Egypt on Feb. 18, 2019 when he was detained without charge […]
Grief, identity, racism: My rollercoaster from Nigeria to Ryerson
September 24, 2019
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
September 19, 2019
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 at the Ryerson Image Centre (RIC) that presents a history of women in African portraiture. The exhibit is free to all Ryerson students and available […]
Surviving to thriving: Online resource prioritizes self-care
September 10, 2019
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