Dungeons, Dragons & You: How players find themselves in the game
March 12, 2019
The role-playing game helps individuals discover their identity
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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
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Kinky people face a different kind of workplace discrimination
February 21, 2019
There's nothing to protect people who practice BDSM from workplace discrimination
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For men, toxic masculinity makes it even harder to talk about sexual health
February 21, 2019
In the bedroom, bringing up issues like protection and STIs can feel embarrassing or awkward. Conversation can be even harder when you're expected to preserve “manhood"
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‘Porn addiction’ isn’t considered real yet, but students are finding their own solutions anyway
February 21, 2019
Many are starting to feel that they’re watching too much porn, and that they can’t stop
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Earopener, Episode 27: We need to talk about your sex life
February 15, 2019
Let's talk about your deepest, darkest secrets, and finding the words to put them out in the open.
Love, Sex & Health: We did a kinky Q&A with a kink blogger
February 12, 2019
Interview by Connor Thomas For our special Love, Sex & Health issue, Eye reporter Connor Thomas interviewed sex blogger and manager of one of Ontario’s Stag Shop locations, who has asked to remain anonymous. In the discussion she talked to me about fetishes and why they matter: how they come to be, how trauma can […]
The pets we left behind
January 29, 2019
Moving to the city is hard, but leaving your good boys is harder. Anastasia Andric writes about the Ryerson students who had to say goodbye to their best friends
Seeking financial aid: When students must support their parents
January 22, 2019
Students often ask parents for help. But sometimes they ask us. A Ryerson student writes of OSAP cuts, debt and being forced to buy a house for his parents
How the internet elevated spoken word poetry but also made it worse
January 16, 2019
Poetry channels, pages and views are helping to redefine spoken word poetry
6 Fest investigation a ‘dead end’: RSU president
November 27, 2018
RSU president Ram Ganesh said there's no way to pursue a lawsuit to find out answers about the controversial 6 Fest concert "without wasting a lot of students' money"
Reconciliation through academia: Has Ryerson made headway?
November 22, 2018
Nearly one year after the release of a community consultation report, Indigenous faculty and students reflect on Ryerson’s progress with Indigenous reconciliation, and its shortcomings
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