Tag: Ryerson School of Journalism

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Why Black students at Ryerson need more faculty that look like them

Students and professors say more needs to be done to make academic spaces more inclusive for Black and other racialized students

Campus News Indigenous

Indigenous students call on community to change Ryerson to ‘X University’

The growing movement aims to fast track the university’s reconciliation efforts, which Indigenous community members say has been slow-moving and inadequate

Catching up with Eyeopener sports editors of the past

Sports editor Will Baldwin talks to some of the most successful former sports editors at The Eye

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Through my eyes: Cultivating connections as a third-culture kid

David Cassels shares how he came to find community centred in people, not place

COVID-19 Editorial

Editorial: For my last trick, I’m choosing hope

In her final editorial, Catherine Abes writes about grappling with the last year and how to move forward

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Ryerson’s School of Journalism heads resign amid students’ calls to action

The resignations came just before an open letter from students outlining experiences of discrimination and mistreatment

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Through My Eyes: In a white-dominated field, white students should apply themselves more to change

February 15, 2021

You need to do more than post on Instagram to be an ally

How a Ryerson journalism alum found his footing in the NHL

November 19, 2020

From Grandma’s apartment to the big leagues

Catching up with Ryerson legends: Kelcey Wright Johnson, a trailblazer in sports journalism

January 23, 2020

The former Ryerson women’s basketball guard is living the dream in Memphis working for the NBA

Arts & Culture Editorial

Editorial: How to call out your professors and course content

October 1, 2019

Here are ways to safely and effectively call out your profs

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Editorial: Call it when you see it

October 1, 2019

We've all had moments when we've felt disrespected by authority. This is your reminder to call it when you see it

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Ryerson alum’s father remains in Cairo jail, seven months without charge or trial

September 25, 2019

By Mariam Nouser Yasser Albaz, the father of Ryerson School of Journalism alumnus Amal Albaz, remains in Cairo’s Tora Prison seven months after his arrest at Cairo International Airport, according to Amnesty International. Albaz was on his way home from a business trip to Egypt on Feb. 18, 2019 when he was detained without charge […]