The legal age for cannabis use: A debate
October 18, 2018
Now that cannabis is legal, we are faced with a new question: what is the proper age for cannabis use?
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Who Bill C-45 isn’t protecting
October 17, 2018
Bill C-45 fails to address holes that leave many marginalized users vulnerable to being criminalized
Through My Eyes: The first Black woman president of the RSU
October 16, 2018
Being the first Black woman to hold the title of President was not an easy task. There was veiled (and sometimes not so veiled) anti-Blackness and sexism around every corner
New “Consent Comes First” module on D2l teaches first-years about consent
October 16, 2018
The Office of Sexual Violence Support and Education launched a consent training module for first-year students on D2L as a part of the larger Ryerson campaign called Consent Comes First
The Yellowhead Institute is paving way for Indigenous research in Canada
October 3, 2018
Ryerson’s Indigenous policy think tank has worked and expanded tremendously since its first report released in June, according to executive director Hayden King
Ryerson hosts second annual Orange Shirt Day
October 3, 2018
Ryerson hosts second annual Orange Shirt Day to commemorate those impacted by the residential school system
VIDEO: Ryerson holds its first powwow in 17 years
September 27, 2018
Ryerson hosts its first powwow in 17 years as part of the university's promise to celebrate Indigenous cultures on campus
Consent comes last?
September 25, 2018
Students are expressing concern regarding new “dangerous” and “infuriating” laws
Ryerson women ready to take over Parliament Hill
September 25, 2018
Ryerson launches Women in the House pilot program to encourage female participation in Parliament
Powwow at Ryerson gives students opportunity to celebrate Indigenous cultures
September 22, 2018
Almost 20 years ago, Ryerson was the first university to host a powwow. The tradition returned to campus on Friday
Hana Shafi holds talk at Ryerson’s annual Art and Consent workshop
September 20, 2018
The talk, called Consent & Art, is part of the annual Disorientation week, a week-long discussion on activism, social justice and more
Black Liberation Collective finds solidarity with Indigenous students at Black Frosh
September 14, 2018
Black and Indigenous students met in solidarity for one another’s struggles at the Glad Day Bookstore on Thursday
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