People of Ryerson: Kayla Reid
October 27, 2015
Second-year social work student Kayla Reid came to Ryerson from a private school that was strictly academic with no extra-curricular activities
Category: Communities
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Charity dinner adds spark to Ryerson’s Syria initiative
October 24, 2015
Student leaders, alumni and community members came together for a charity dinner in support of the Ryerson University Lifeline Syria Challenge on Oct.23
Ryerson Feminist Collective forms in solidarity
October 6, 2015
Newly formed group Ryerson Feminist Collective is pushing for official student-group status
Ryerson’s inaccessibility for visually impaired students
October 3, 2015
In his third year at Ryerson University, visually impaired student Johnny To, has had little luck in finding accommodations from the school to help him get to classes on campus.
Year one: A guest in my own home
October 1, 2015
First-year Nicole Di Donato writes about going home for the first time
Student raises money to pay for service dog
September 30, 2015
Third-year social work student Mara Ioana Howard, who was diagnosed with PTSD in February, started an online fundraiser in late July to help pay for a service dog
After four years, The Scope widens
September 29, 2015
Ryerson community radio will hit the airwaves for the first time in four years come January
Four tips for balancing school and video games
September 26, 2015
Four easy tips to help you crush some bad gaming habits and finally get those 4.0’s you’ve been striving for
Gala for lost sisters sees strong Ryerson presence
September 26, 2015
Sep. 23 saw Ryerson University’s Aboriginal faculty and students dressed up and ready to attend Fashion for Passions: Honouring Our Stolen Sisters
Year one: more like the freshman minus 15
September 23, 2015
Nicole Di Donato writes about settling into a routine in residence
You made it
September 22, 2015
Introducing The Eyeopener’s new queer-affairs column
Seeking reconciliation
September 22, 2015
Indigenous and non-indigenous faculty and students released a letter titled, “A Call To Reconciliation at Ryerson,” in hopes to implement change on campus
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