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Documentary photographer speaks on the tragic history of Kurdistan

Susan Meiselas, an established documentary photographer, visited campus to present her series of war photographs in a lecture on Wednesday night.

Ryerson students march with BLM-TO

Members of the Black Lives Matter-Toronto Coalition and Ryerson students marched in protest of the Ontario Special Investigation Unit's decision to not charge the Toronto police officer who fatally shot Andrew Loku

Empowerment and the financial strain

The Eyeopener’s article on the Trans Artist Residency gave me mixed feelings. Although the article was great and the program is badly needed, it feels like the progressive potential is being smothered in the crib.

My childhood travel diary

When I was five years old, my parents took my four older siblings and me to the Dominican Republic and asked me to keep a diary of our time.

RTS students aren’t exactly stoked about their new homes. PHOTO: Farnia Fekri

Ryerson Theatre School offers first adult summer acting program

For the first time, the Ryerson Theatre School is running a week-long adult-theatre program at the end of August.

The Rams mascot at a rally. FILE PHOTO

Rams rally a toast to a historic year

A rally for Ryerson Athletics was held in the front lobby of the Student Learning Centre Friday afternoon.

Saturday morning cartoons

Our contributors offer up your weekly dose of cartoons!

Holi festival colours Gould Street

On April 1 Gould Street lit up with colourful powder as Ryerson students celebrated the South Asian festival, Holi.

People of Ryerson: Marty Fink

Marty Fink is a contract professor at Ryerson University, they are genderqueer and have been teaching English and sociology classes at Ryerson for about a year.

The Scope launched on the AM dial on Thursday, finally

Ryerson’s campus radio station, CJRU 1280AM, known around campus as The Scope, officially launched onto the AM dial on March 31.

Mackenzie gains key endorsements on campaign trail

Candidate Robert Mackenzie has gained some key endorsements ahead of the upcoming Eyeopener Fun editor elections.

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You are where you live

After going on exchange from Toronto to Mumbai, there’s a lot that I learned about people who live in big cities.

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