Pro-life group counter-protested off campus
September 28, 2016
A protest of protests
Category: Communities
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Transitioning at Rye: Outdated discrimination and harassment policies
September 27, 2016
Many students will continue to rely on peer-to-peer support, rather than the policies in place to help
Candlelight vigil for Harambe deemed racist by students
September 23, 2016
"the people who attended the event probably wouldn't even show up for a Black Lives Matter protest"
Through My Eyes: Not your typical coming-out letter
September 22, 2016
There is no standard for coming out, and it's important to do it at your own pace. Whether that's incremental or all at once, be whatever you want to be
Transitioning at Rye: What is the purpose of gender markers?
September 20, 2016
Gender markers are often uncomfortable and unnecessary, why even ask students their gender to begin with?
A body positivity campaign for all
September 20, 2016
This new Ryerson body positivity campaign aims to include any gender, denomination or race to love their looks
When you’re allergic to your partner
September 15, 2016
The first time my girlfriend and I hooked up I thought I was allergic to her
Feminists get funny at DisOrientation week
September 15, 2016
If you like feminism and enjoy Shit’s and Giggles, check out last night's event
Transitioning at Rye: why we need a new preferred name policy
September 13, 2016
With outdated forms and an inadequate preferred name policy, Ryerson creates barriers for transgender students who use a name different than their legal one
Political cartoons of The Eyeopener’s past
August 27, 2016
Check out some of the many political cartoons we've published in the past
Tomboy: an alternative transgirl narrative
July 1, 2016
"Gender shit is confusing for everyone. Even for those with the staple narrative, because realizing your trans is a huge moment, and transitioning is a big deal."
On queerness and education
June 29, 2016
"I finally understood that the “accepting” LGBTQ rainbow was really just a façade; it’s great, as long as you fit into certain identities or meet mainstream standards of beauty"
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