Ryerson to introduce new Indigenous courses for next academic year
April 2, 2021
The new course additions include two cultural courses and two language courses
Tag: language
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Short story: Split ends
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Zanele Chisholm writes about the relationship between a Black mother, her daughter and their hair
Speak for yourself: How Rye students are relearning their mother tongues
March 3, 2021
In a grainy home video, Michelle Belov is just a toddler, running around, playing with her toys and babbling to herself
The missing piece: Why students can struggle to fit in with cultural groups
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Growing up in the predominantly white city of Niagara Falls, Ont., Miriam Valdes-Carletti always felt a disconnect with her Hispanic community
Professors with accents have their jobs for a reason
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Hongbing Yu keeps two years’ worth of anonymous student feedback in a polythene bag in a drawer in his office
App of the week: Slowly
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Slowly lets you send cute messages to people all across the world
Lost in translation
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Some Ryerson students who grew up speaking more than one language identify with the words they use
Emoji can break the language barrier
October 21, 2016
In a lecture at Ryerson, a U of T prof said emoji are popular partly because they allow communications between people who speak different languages
International Tea House: Eastern Asia
February 14, 2015
Ryerson University held its monthly International Tea House event Tuesday Feb. 10, in POD60 Lounge, this time set around the countries of Eastern Asia
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