After calling out the School of Journalism for its lack of representation, Akpan is continuing the conversation with her own publication
The Eye’s guide to avoiding burnout while the whole world is on fire
Eye editors share the self-care practices they use to stay sane throughout the school year
Through My Eyes: Changing my name doesn’t make me any less qualified to be a journalist
The media is far from an exception when it comes to pushing whiteness as the professional and social standard
Media production student putting spotlight on youth homelessness initiatives with documentary
Audrey Crunkleton’s documentary aims to change mindsets and approaches to youth homelessness
Op-Ed: Ukrainians have fought for our culture before, and we will not back down
‘When it comes to my cultural heritage, I am a Ukrainian before I am a student and before I am a journalist’
Students with children doing the ultimate juggling act: parenthood, school and work
Self-care and locating resources is key to managing responsibilities, says parenting expert
Why Black students at Ryerson need more faculty that look like them
Students and professors say more needs to be done to make academic spaces more inclusive for Black and other racialized students
A seat at the table: Mentorships create opportunity for Black, racialized students to succeed
Ryerson alumni discuss the importance of seeing people who look like you in leadership positions