You can’t sit with us: How our high school frenemies shape us
November 12, 2019
"There was this one corridor where if you didn’t eat lunch there, you weren’t considered a theatre kid."
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App of the Week: Headspace
November 6, 2018
Feeling anxious and stressed? Headspace will lead you through a guided meditation experience to help you deal with the burden of your woes
A practical how-to-guide for paying back your OSAP
November 6, 2018
Repaying your OSAP can seem an impossible and intimidating feat. Here's a handy-dandy guide to make it easier for you
Spotify creeps on your music and moods to target ads
October 26, 2018
Spotify uses your personal data based on the type of music you listen to, your mood and your location to target adverts
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VIDEO: Spotify is spying on us
October 26, 2018
Urbi Khan, our Business & Technology editor, explains how Spotify is listening to you more than you think
How I neglected my Nintendog to the abyss
October 2, 2018
Neglecting a nintendog will lead to years of abandonment issues, stress and a breaking point whenever someone talks about a Shih Tzu
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Syrian refugees are not well represented in the media, Rye study says
December 1, 2017
The study found that the Canadian media had an inherent bias when it came to the media coverage regarding Syrian refugees and, there needs to be a shift in the reporting narrative
Toronto Star labour reporter speaks at Ryerson about the dangers of precarious work
November 8, 2017
Toronto Star labour reporter Sara Mojtehedzadeh spoke to students about her undercover investigation at a Toronto industrial bakery
Law student debts contribute to gender disparity, study says
October 24, 2017
A new study from Ryerson University and the University of Pennsylvania found that student debt from law school can negatively influence career choices and partner prospects for female lawyers
Ryerson competes against six other universities at TimberFever
September 25, 2017
Those wooden structures on Gould St. were built by engineering and architect students for TimberFever, a design and construction competition
Rye grad interprets the pain of loss through theatre
November 16, 2016
Paradise Comics tells the story of a broken family in which the father has left the home while his thirteen-year-old daughter is left to deal with the loss
Abstract dance film documents the pain of recovery for one dance student
November 1, 2016
Four years after a severe accident, one Ryerson dance graduate is making her directorial debut with an abstract dance film titled Wall Stare, the story of artists who “endure"
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