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Campus News COVID-19

Rye leaders are working to protect those experiencing homelessness amid COVID-19

In light of COVID-19, Ryerson community members say that the city needs to come together to support the critically vulnerable

Sex work is real work for Ryerson students

Sex work is often misunderstood, but for these Ryerson students it's both a viable form income and empowerment

Breaking News

One person dead after shooting near Ryerson campus

It is not yet confirmed if the victim was a Ryerson community member

Campus News COVID-19

RESS fundraises $7,500 for SickKids Foundation, despite cancelled ‘Bug Push’

Even though they can't physically push the Bug, the engineering students' annual initiative did not go unnoticed

Just the ‘Trick’: Creating a space for diversity and creativity in Trick Magazine

Trick’s main focus is creating a safe space for marginalized artists

Arts & Culture COVID-19

Intro and Mass Exodus cancelled in light of COVID-19

Both events are hoping to showcase students' works in alternative ways

Quarantine Vibes: The Eye’s solidarity self-isolation playlist

Sit back, relax, sanitize your hands and get ready to be transported to world where you aren't sitting alone in your room

‘It was a blast’: Ryerson’s emergency backup goalie on David Ayres’ spontaneous escapade in net

Being an emergency backup goalie is rather unglamorous, unless of course you’re summoned to enter the game

THE HUSTLE ISSUE

Communities The Hustle Issue

Flipping burnout on its head Students are burnt out. And after the World Health Organization deemed burnout an official medical diagnosis last year, it’s time we stop pretending that avoiding burnout is just about healthy work-life balance and self-care. We need to address the systemic issues at play that got us here, and we need […]

Communities The Hustle Issue

That’s what friends are for

Despite the fact that supporting others is a source of happiness for most people, when you don’t go about it correctly, you too can feel exhausted to continue that support

A tear-filled emoji looks at the germs floating around it amidst the COVID-19 epidemic.

Communities COVID-19 The Hustle Issue

Students on the cancelled opportunities of a pandemic

COVID-19 has indefinitely taken away internships and job placements, adding more stress to the lives of post-secondary students

Communities The Hustle Issue

Can we avoid occupational burnout?

Even when she was little, Nishat Chowdhury watched the news. She was always fascinated by the way Peter Mansbridge, former anchor of CBC’s The National, told and presented stories.

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