Ryerson is Canada’s Top Diversity Employer… again?
March 26, 2019
Past events in the last few year questions whether the school deserves their fifth top diversity employer award
Tag: discrimination
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Apartment hunting is hard. Doing it with a hijab is harder
March 5, 2019
Visibly Muslim women have to deal with more than just expensive housing in Toronto. Landlords, roommates and Islamophobia make it a whole lot harder
Creating change takes advocacy
August 21, 2018
After years of working to implement equity at the School of Journalism, Zena Salem shares what she’s learned throughout the years
Ryerson-UofT study finds job applicants with Asian names less likely to get interviews
January 28, 2017
The results showed applicants with Asian names and master’s degrees were less likely to receive callbacks for interviews than applicants without master’s degrees but with English names
Transitioning at Rye: Outdated discrimination and harassment policies
September 27, 2016
Many students will continue to rely on peer-to-peer support, rather than the policies in place to help
The name game
March 12, 2013
Jameel McNeil changed his name after airport security questioned him when he was 13
Hate graffitti targets students
March 17, 2010
A night dedicated for creating positive space for Ryerson's gay community was the first time Mohammad Riazi ever stumbled upon homophobic graffiti on campus.
SHADES OF GREY
February 24, 2010
A Muslim student is called a terrorist by her teacher. A Jewish professor is too afraid to teach. An Aboriginal student is treated like a homeless person by security. It doesn't sound like scenes from a university campus in the centre of the most diverse city in Canada.
ELECTION RULES RESTRICT VP EQUITY BID
January 13, 2010
“The RSU can only go so far in terms of making the playing field even for everybody and trying to make the elections accessible,” - Pablo Vivanco, chief returning officer for the RSU elections
WRITING CENTRE MAKES DISCRIMINATORY GAFFE
January 21, 2009
By Julianna Cummins News Editor The Writing Centre is looking for tutors — preferably male ones. At least, that’s what was said in an internal email sent last Wednesday by Lucie Moussu, director of the Writing Centre. “We are desperately looking for students who… are males (preferably, because we don’t want our female tutors to […]
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