The ‘Latin Flair’ at TMU

The ‘Latin Flair’ at TMU

New ‘Land Back’ course launches and memorial walk held on Truth and Reconciliation Day

New ‘Land Back’ course launches and memorial walk held on Truth and Reconciliation Day

Putting the ‘reading’ in your reading week horoscopes

Putting the ‘reading’ in your reading week horoscopes

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Our Editor-in-Chief says bye, forever

Trying to describe the strange magic of The Eyeopener to someone who’s never experienced it is complicated, but these are the last words I’ll ever write for these pages, so now seems like the best time to try

Our two fun editors

A letter to you, from fun editors old and new

Well, it’s been a slice. By the way, it’s me, Skyler, your local fun editor for the last year and a half. We’ve been through a lot together

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Business & Technology

Igabyte: Does your phone store your fingerprint safely?

Everyone has a different threat model, and with the right information, we can all better evaluate what kind of protection makes sense for us

Ryerson helping lead the charge for Canadian cricket

The Rams were champions for the first time, but the members of the only Canadian team at the tournament knew their victory was more than just a win for their university club

Kerr Hall will be a hay bale maze this summer

Satire: Lachemi and the board were considering putting various buildings on campus up for rent on Airbnb, but the idea of a hay bale maze made more sense to them

Immigrants and refugees fight stereotypes through art

The project aims to allow newcomers to counter the negative image seen in media

Men’s basketball: Rana fourth-highest paid Ontario university coach in 2016

All of the top 11 highest-paid coaches were men. The head coach of Ottawa’s women’s basketball team earned $113,336.53 in 2016. None of that was paid as benefits

Arts & Culture Multimedia

Eye Tries: the pressed “healthy” juices of L.A.

Turns out they not only taste disgusting, but they're hella expensive (and increasingly invading Toronto, too? What's that all about?)

Chang School celebrates 17th annual photography exhibit

Dozens gathered around the 61 pieces of artwork displayed at the Art Square Gallery on March 30

Livingston, Coleman and Peter-McNeilly earn Eyeopener monthly honours for March

With the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) and U Sports playoffs concluded, The Eyeopener examines the top athletes from the month of March

Wearing a blanket will protect you from harm, student group insists

Members of the My Blanket Protects me from Evil Creatures (MBPEC) club conducted a poll of almost 3,000 students

Business & Technology Fun & Satire

App of the Week: Default calculator

Igs Magnum is someone who maths for a living. Here’s what he had to say about the app: “A solid six out of 10, or three out of five. It’s important to reduce your fractions. You should always reduce your fractions”

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