Have a little empathy: Students with chronic disease feel ignored and misunderstood
October 22, 2021
Students with chronic disease feel ignored by doctors and unaccommodated by educators
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Life beyond fandom: when childhood obsessions turn into future careers
October 5, 2021
See mom, I told you it wasn't a phase!
‘I’m not broken’: Racialized students on navigating mental health in their communities
September 29, 2021
For racialized students, addressing their mental health comes with added challenges
A bone-chilling reality: Returning to campus brings fear of sexual harassment
September 22, 2021
For women living on campus, sexual harassment feels as common as going from one class to the next
Pandemic of realizations: Rye students on how their body image changed in isolation
September 17, 2021
The pandemic provided a chance for Rye students to connect and learn more about their bodies and identites
To vax, or not to vax
September 8, 2021
While some students consider the vaccine a necessity for in-person learning, others say their vaccination status is none of Ryerson’s business Words by Rochelle Raveendran Visuals by Jes Mason R ustling papers, frantic pen scratching and anxious breathing formed the rhythm of a typical Ryerson midterm exam as Sofia Rodríguez-Garzon sat in a classroom in the […]
Return of the froshies
August 25, 2021
First- and second-year students journal how they feel about finally getting to experience campus life somewhat in-person
Dear future me: What students are excited to experience back on campus
March 30, 2021
We decided to ask students to write a letter to their post-pandemic selves
‘Who’s caring for our nursing students’: Ryerson undergrads feel unsupported
March 26, 2021
Sitting in the middle of her bed in her Toronto apartment, tears streamed down Ann Mikayla Estrella’s face
Speak for yourself: How Rye students are relearning their mother tongues
March 3, 2021
In a grainy home video, Michelle Belov is just a toddler, running around, playing with her toys and babbling to herself
Special Issue: A Love of One’s Own
February 10, 2021
To read the full special issue, visit our microsite here. Words by Dhriti Gupta W hen I was younger, I’d urgently scribble in my diary about how this would be the year. The year that someone would have a crush on me, that someone would finally press their lips to mine, that someone would call […]
Unequal opportunity: What it’s like to be of minority faith in the workplace
February 7, 2021
I needed to get off the floor to pray no more than twice a day, but I felt scared to ask
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