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Congratulations to our Fall 2018 Eyeopener masthead!

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The Ear-opener Ep 10: Why a Ryerson community member was forced to move his shelter

A Ryerson community member experiencing homelessness has been forced to relocate his shelter. News editor Annie Arnone joins host Michael D'Alimonte to explain what happened and why

Friday Night Adventures: What you can’t see on campus

We went around campus and backlit a few things to expose what we didn’t know was there!

Students sneaking overnighters on campus

A recent post to a Ryerson Facebook group resulted in students discussing tips and tricks for staying overnight at Ryerson, with some admitting they had been “secretly” staying overnight on campus for months

Planter installation pushes homeless man out

The Downtown Yonge BIA pushed Ryerson community member Jason out of the home he had set up by installing planters in the area

Rye’s new residence building more expensive than average Toronto apartment

Renting a two-bedroom apartment in Ryerson’s new residence to cost more than Toronto’s average rent

Ryerson’s freedom of speech statement to be updated

Ryerson has a new draft statement on freedom of expression, affirming its role in campus discourse

Briefs and Groaners: Vampires on campus?

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

Editorial Bites: Fake IDs, hostile campus design and bed bugs

Instead of a regular editorial, this week, editor-in-chief Sierra Bein has opted for bite-sized content goodness

Ryerson students want modest fashion

Fashion brands and capitals are increasingly pushing modest fashion lines and some fashion students want the program to catch up

I tried to become a Ryerson “baddie”

Arts and Life editor Premila D'Sa tried to be a Ryerson baddie, and learned about what it takes to be a "baddie" and why the Instagram page can be racially problematic

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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