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Time to get on the Love Wagon—Ryerson’s jazz fusion band

Love Wagon’s been a part of the Ryerson music scene for a while, making regular appearances at Musicians@Ryerson's open mics. While they’re hitting a bigger stage this summer, the M@R scene is where things started for them

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Expect more zones and policy changes for weed legalization at Rye next year

New zones, adjustments to tuition and OSAP and some details on the Brampton campus expansion—here’s what to expect for next year

Rye may be asked to provide stats to the province. Photo: Creative commons

Keep your eyes out for these artsy events

While the semester comes to an end for students, many arts faculties at Ryerson are prepping for their end-of-the-year showcases

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Shit went down this year—expect more next year!

Top news headlines from the year

Like every year, shit went down on Ryerson’s campus. The Eyeopener had a lot of fun reporting on news issues from secret dildo packages sent to the RSU’s office, to bed bugs infesting our classrooms. Here’s a look back on some wild news we covered this past year

Editorial: I spent $2,000 at Metro and you shouldn’t have to

Arts and Life editor Premila D'Sa writes about branching out of campus to find good food spots

The mysterious murder of Chris Finnigan

It was a crisp Tuesday afternoon. Chris Finnigan, one of Ryerson’s most eligible squirrels, died earlier that morning

Ryerson fashion collective makes space for genderless clothing

Charlotte Carbone noticed that the majority of unisex clothes were fashioned the same way – they nearly all consisted of the same neutral shapes and colours – she set out to change it

Briefs and Groaners: Kicking capitalism

Every week, The Eyeopener meets with Ryerson security and gets the low-down on what’s been happening on campus. Here are some notable, and often unfortunate, entries

Ryerson prof’s new novel tackles campus rape

The Red Word by Ryerson english professor Sarah Henstra mixes in feminist theory and mythology to portray the story of young undergraduate female students who tackle rape culture on campus

Ryerson fashion profs address men of “modest height”

Despite growing acceptance for size diversity among women, one demographic that is widely overlooked in the movement for body inclusivity is men

Life after grad: discounts and donations

Just because you're graduating doesn't mean you can no longer get discounts

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