‘I’m not broken’: Racialized students on navigating mental health in their communities
September 29, 2021
For racialized students, addressing their mental health comes with added challenges
Tag: mental illness
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What you need to know about learning supports and accommodations
August 24, 2021
One in 10 students at Ryerson are registered with Academic Accommodation Support
Lost in (mis)communication
October 2, 2020
When it was announced that Ryerson’s fall semester would be online, second-year professional communications student Liam Shapiro thought he’d be fine.
National standard for post-secondary mental health in development, students call for support
October 22, 2019
“Our [university] needs more therapists than what is available already," said a fourth-year electrical engineering student at Ryerson
Presenters talk changing perspectives at seventh TEDxRyersonU conference
February 12, 2017
Nine speakers gave lectures on social media, artificial intelligence and achieving a healthy work-life balance, among other topics at the seventh TEDxRyersonU conference.
Art is more than fun for some Ryerson students, it’s healing
January 27, 2016
For some students at Ryerson, art helps to cope with mental illness.
RTA thesis film shines light on stigma surrounding mental illness
January 19, 2016
A group of fourth-year RTA students highlight the difficulties of coping with mental illness in a small town in their thesis film, “If a Bird Cannot Swim.”
Rye lays out mental health strategy
October 30, 2013
The Ryerson Mental Health Advisory Committee presented a report for a campus-wide mental health strategy at a town hall meeting Thursday
Rye mental illness stigma project gets $3 million grant
October 30, 2013
Movember funding to study stigma in immigrant-Asian male communities
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