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Miseducation: How the old sex-ed curriculum left university students in the dark

September 12, 2018

This summer, the Ontario Progressive Conservatives repealed the updated sex education curriculum. University students reflect on how the curriculum affected them growing up

What Ryerson isn’t telling you about its animal testing

It's no secret that Ryerson is partnered with facilities that conduct animal testing, but details on exactly what the research entails are scarce

Meet your Fall 2018 Masthead

Congratulations to our Fall 2018 Eyeopener masthead!

The Fake Out: Are the risks and costs of fake IDs worth it?

Starting out university underaged means that you can’t always enjoy going out for a hot night on the town with all your friends—unless you get a fake. But are the risks and the cost even worth it?

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Podcast: Ryerson students of different identities talk about navigating the dating world

These four Ryerson students talk about the nitty-gritty of their sexuality and relationships in an audio feature

Losing my religion: How university can challenge your faith

School changes everything—the way we work, sleep and socialize. It can also change your relationship with religion

What happened when I tried free bleeding on my period

Oh, and there's a lot of blood, too

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I didn’t lie for a week. Here’s what I learned

February 27, 2018

Writer Isabelle Kirkwood goes a week without lying to find out why we hold back the truth

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Long-distance love: How Ryerson students maintain intimacy miles apart

February 14, 2018

Maintaining a connection and staying intimate in a long-distance relationship can be hard

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The power of the towel wrap-dress

February 13, 2018

Drag queen Ida Monroe writes about the power of wearing a dress for the first time

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The science behind kink

February 13, 2018

One common question people both inside and outside the kink community have raised is why some people are kinky and others are not—and the reasoning behind that is complex. It’s a blend of biological, psychological and sociological factors

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Love, Sex & Play glossary

February 13, 2018

Check out our list of definitions of words used in our Love, Sex & Play issue

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