Tag: Arts

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In it for the fame

October 19, 2010

Christian Allaire talks to Ryerson students vying for your attention

She’s not in Kansas anymore

October 12, 2010

Michela Cannon never thought she’d be researching embalming to play the role of a 15-year-old undertaker from Iceland in her fourth-year at Ryerson’s Theatre School

The man under the girdle

October 12, 2010

For the past month, Edward Hillier has slipped into a woman’s girdle, fastened on a juicy pair of fake breasts and abandoned his masculinity.

So you think you can be a vegan?

September 21, 2010

Brian Boudreau reports on how to stay healthy while on the most particular of diets

New art with an old twist

September 21, 2010

Arts editor Gianluca Inglesi looks into Brittney Mackinnon’s city-wide art project to bring you clothing gems for under $50

Summer job hunt 2010

The race for a good summer gig has officially begun. Read this if you're sick of slaving away for shitastic wages. No matter the faculty, Alyssia Alleyne helps you find your dream job.

RYE GRAD DANCES TO LOVE

November 4, 2009

“I need to get out what the world means to me,”- Vladimir Jon Cubrt

ON THE RUNWAY: RYERSON FASHION WEEK

By Aleysha Haniff Associate News Editor Ryerson Fashion Week ends with the apocalypse. But don’t worry, Revelation, named after the last book of the Bible, is just one of the many student collections that will be showcased at Ryerson Fashion Week, running April 3-8. The week features designs from the fashion industry’s next wave of […]

Hammerhead exhibit: See the world through a shark’s eyes

By Shannon Higgins Arts & Life Editor If you ever wanted to swim with the fishes, now’s your chance. Fourth-year new media student Ella Myers has created an interactive sculpture named Hammerhead that lets people experience the world through the eyes of a shark. “We as humans rely on sigh and it’s important to remember that […]

Welcome to the brotherhood

By Shannon Higgins Arts & Life Editor Takes Two Men to Make a Brother welcomes the audience to the show and into the brotherhood with five rowdy frat boys, a keg and the promise of an evening thick with experiential theatre. Out of almost 50 companies who applied to be a part of HATCH, a Harbourfront […]

MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE … OR THROAT … OR NOSE

February 4, 2009

Ryan Stock sets an example for anyone trying to establish a niche. He's made a career out of his passion: pushing boundaries.

THE DIARY OF RYERSON’S NEXT TOP MODEL

January 28, 2009

By Karin McArthur Last Friday, Canada’s Next Top Model held an open casting call here in Toronto. And I, along with hundreds of other eager, young women, hit up Fairview Mall to see if I had the chops to compete (that and I was forced to audition for this article). 5:00 p.m. Walked into the […]

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