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Trans collective going strong

January 28, 2015

Last year, Markus Harwood-Jones, who interchangeably goes by Star and uses gender-neutral pronouns, could not take a job as the head of Ryerson's Trans Collective due to his commitments being split by a film production

People of Ryerson: Melissa Langis

January 28, 2015

By Jake Kivanc A life of gaming and destructive eating habits defined Melissa Langis’ old self, the keyword here being “old”. Langis, age 20, is a third-year theatre production student who is the quintessential example of somebody that takes their fitness very, very seriously. Starting her day at 5 a.m., Langis meticulously plans her schedule […]

The beards and buns reign

January 28, 2015

It's been hard not to notice the influx of lads on campus with longer scruff and locks in the past few months

Dissertations: Mexico ad man brings his talents to Gould street

January 26, 2015

Most advertising directors would probably stay in that job forever. Not Carl Jones, who left his post for grad school

People of Ryerson: Logan Dunne

January 26, 2015

Logan Dunne only wishes for two things out of life: good times and fun people. Also, a health food store on the west coast would be a nice touch

Communities Editorial

Through My Eyes: Dylan Freeman-Grist on Carina

January 24, 2015

Dylan Freeman-Grist's account of covering Carina Petrache's murder trial in 2014

Student survival guide: academic appeals

January 24, 2015

Here is what you need to know about filing an academic appeal at Ryerson

Queer Histories week wraps up with critique of pop-culture

January 22, 2015

Queer Histories Month programming on campus came to an end with the Queer Representation in Pop Culture discussion

“Academic rock star” visits home to commemorate 100 years since WW1

January 22, 2015

Ryerson’s International Issues Discussion series began their first lecture in winter term with former professor and renowned historian, Margaret MacMillan

Down with Dara: The fine etiquette of sending nudes

January 22, 2015

Take any kind of photo you want, as long as it’s within your own comfort zone

Ryerson vice president of research and innovation presents diversity report

January 22, 2015

For a city that prides itself on the motto “Diversity is our Strength,” Toronto has a lot of weaknesses

No sound and yet so much to say

January 22, 2015

The American Sign Language (ASL) course at Ryerson employs a “no-voice” method in order to teach students how to communicate non-verbally

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