Bociurkiw uses her art as a form of activism, which is why she says she was recently awarded Ryerson’s Knowledge Mobilization & Engagement Award
Rye Students Celebrate Black and Queer Entrepreneurs
To celebrate the intersectionality of Black History Month and the LGBTQ+ community, Ryerson’s Racialised Students’ Collective hosted an event showcasing Black and queer entrepreneurs on Tuesday
Black-Canadian history not found in liberal studies curriculum
For Black students at Ryerson, learning about their history through their curriculum may yield disappointing results
Ryerson students are finding queer spaces outside of Toronto’s downtown core
Students say there will always be a need for LGBTQ+ spaces at Ryerson and in the Village
Through my eyes: ‘This tawny-brown skin that’s neither completely Black nor yellow’
“To what extent am I Asian? To what extent am I Black? To what extent can I identify myself as, well… Canadian?”
Students for Justice in Palestine use film to raise awareness on political prisoners
Students for Justice in Palestine at Ryerson teamed up with the Toronto Palestine Film Festival to screen the documentary Thank God It’s Friday
O’Keefe House no longer a student residence, but always a piece of history
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The City of Toronto’s homeless shelter services are in immediate need of 1,500 additional beds