A prideful weekend for TMU varsity teams
November 22, 2023
TMU’s athletic department hosted six Pride Night games in two days
Tag: LGBTQ
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Queer on campus: The elusive safe space
November 15, 2023
Where do queer students at TMU seek safety in times of increasing violence?
Ryerson releases first-ever student diversity self-ID report
April 16, 2021
The report includes 'grades' for programs based on the diversity of their students
Removing campus security first step towards police abolition, say queer academics
March 8, 2021
The panel featured queer academics Syrus Marcus Ware, Ravyn Wngz, Gary Kinsman and Megan Scribe.
Coming Out is More Than Just a Day
October 22, 2020
Depending on who you ask, the closet door can be swung open, locked shut or a revolving door
FeaturesLove, Sex & the Internet
call-me-by-your-url.tumblr.com
February 12, 2020
Community. Romance. Sex. For queer youth, Tumblr had it all, and then some
FeaturesLove, Sex & the Internet
Loree Erickson on queercrip porn
February 11, 2020
The postdoctoral fellow's work in research and porn has her challenging cultures of undesirability
Arts & CultureThe Fashion Issue
PHOTO ESSAY: Now you see us
November 28, 2019
"Fat" is not a bad word, and anyone who says differently is selling something
Arts & CultureThe Fashion Issue
Fiction: “The Hand-Me-Down”
November 26, 2019
Taria didn't present herself as conventionally "feminine"—and this was exhausting to justify to people who had already received countless explanations
Coffee, whiskey and drag: The Drink offers Rye students cheap drinks and a good time
October 1, 2019
Coffee shop by day, drag bar by night: with its multiple personas, The Drink offers Ryerson students, especially those in the LGBTQ community, a place to unwind and party
Dungeons, Dragons & You: How players find themselves in the game
March 12, 2019
The role-playing game helps individuals discover their identity
Through My Eyes: Just a small town girl
January 30, 2019
I’ve learned that being LGBTQ+ in a small town for too long can feel lonely, scared and make you hide who you are, writes Victoria Merianos
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