Keeping kosher at all costs
September 13, 2017
When restaurants and food courts offer everything you can’t have, what do you do?
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How much more does living in Toronto cost now compared to the ’90s?
April 4, 2017
Here is how expensive it is to exist now versus 20 years ago
Rye grad pays off mortgage in 4 years
April 4, 2017
Sean Cooper set a daunting goal for himself roughly four years after graduating from Ryerson’s business management program—to have his mortgage paid off by the time Star Wars Episode VII came out.
Students are buckling under unaffordable rent
April 4, 2017
The bulk of his savings went to rent—$940 a month, plus utilities, food, internet and his phone bill—which left him with only $20 to live off until his OSAP came through
If work and school and no sleep are normal, where do you draw the limit?
April 4, 2017
My peers “busy brag” too. Who slept the least? Who worked the hardest? We talk about our unhealthy habits like it’s something to be proud of when in reality, it would probably be better for everyone if we slept more
MEET YOUR FALL 2017 MASTHEAD
March 31, 2017
Congratulations to our Fall 2017 Eyeopener masthead!
The after party: trying to diagnose addiction in university
March 15, 2017
“Recovery is the chance for the life I’ve always hoped for but felt I wasn’t good enough to have”
The young and the clueless: the eternal turmoil of the RSU
March 7, 2017
In a book about the history of student initiatives at Ryerson, history professor Ronald Stagg wrote that at time, the nasty politics “inhabited the student union’s ability to act”
When The Trash Starts Piling up: Going Waste Free for a Week
February 28, 2017
One afternoon, amidst all of the environmental horror stories on my Facebook feed, I came across a video of a girl who was able to fit all of the trash she produced over a six-year period into a single mason jar
Your commute is hurting your wallet and your health
February 7, 2017
Each month, I’m commuting for 48 hours, or 2,880 minutes. That’s two days. Two days of just getting somewhere. And all for the low, low price of $149.60 a month
Knocked out: the dark side of quitting a sport post injury
January 31, 2017
I was educated on what concussions are, but I wasn’t warned about what they can do to you long term, both physically and mentally
Couchsurfing offers students a new wave in travel
January 24, 2017
It doesn’t consist of tour groups and megabuses hauling people from one site to the next, it’s discovering what the everyday is like for people from around the world
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