Cultures jam out at the Elgin Winter Garden Theatre
January 25, 2017
The historic theatre was packed with a spirited crowd as Ryerson student cultural groups took to the stage
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Rye sexual assault film sparks important conversation surrounding trauma
January 25, 2017
Ryerson alumni Sydni Lazarus’ film Wisdom Teeth explores the parallels of the mythological Hades and Persephone to tell the stories of real sexual assault survivors in a world dominated by rape culture
Muslim women tackle social justice issues through recognizing resistance and story telling
January 23, 2017
During the summer before university, social justice activist Gilary Massa found herself having to decide whether she would go back to school being “full on Muslim” or “full on non-Muslim”
Ryerson students join crowd of 60,000 for TO Women’s March
January 23, 2017
We spoke to some members of the Ryerson community about why they chose to march on Jan. 21
Short film explores lesbian love, hookups and self-love
January 22, 2017
The unique trait about this film is the decision Melo made to focus on a lesbian relationship rather than the commonly used straight relationship
SLC to improve accessibility
January 20, 2017
The building’s Student Engagement and Leadership Team held its first charrette on Jan. 18
Missing and murdered Indigenous women remembered at Ryerson
November 26, 2016
From Nov. 21 to Nov. 23, the Image Arts building on Ryerson's campus lit up in shades of red for the support of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, transgender and two-spirited people
This Rye grad started an organic menstruation product delivery service
November 22, 2016
easy. is an online delivery service that helps you get tampons and pads delivered to your door
Life of a Mesopotamian refugee returns to Ryerson
November 17, 2016
Volunteers weren't allowed to use electronics, could only eat food donated to them by others and had to sleep outside in an effort to emulate the life of the refugees
Ryerson grad pushes to fight food insecurity with new store
November 17, 2016
This student is working to open a unique health shop in early 2017 in Uxbridge, and will provide for local families of all social ranks
Symposium screens Sixties Scoop “A Truth to be Told” documentary
November 15, 2016
The Sixties Scoop was a practice of taking Indigenous children in Canada from their families and communities and into the child welfare system
Through My Eyes: Anti-Choice on Gould Street
November 11, 2016
These arguments help to create a culture in which the choices of women and people who can become pregnant are second-guessed, our voices are undermined and our bodies are up for debate
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