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The history of abortion in Canada
February 11, 2019
In this timeline, we outline the many changes that abortion laws have undergone in Canada since the 1800s
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
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
We tried self-care for 7 days, and honestly it kinda sucked
November 15, 2018
The problem with self-care is that traditional acts of it are entirely inaccessible to many communities. Izabella Balcerzak writes about kickboxing and taking baths, but looks to other students and identities to hear about their own practices
The secret life of a Ryerson dance student
November 7, 2018
Dance culture has led to students at Ryerson's School of Performance feeling like they must look a certain way in order to succeed, impacting their mental and physical health. Madeline Cornacchia writes what students say Ryerson could do to make that problem go away
Fiction: “Children of Theirs”
October 30, 2018
Perhaps Quinn was a typical immigrant student. She always listened to what her parents thought was best, never giving it a second thought. Her parents’ expectations became her expectations
Mixed students on what it’s like to live on the outskirts of society
October 30, 2018
In a system that values blending in more than it does standing out, being forced out of that clubhouse and into the outskirts of every space in front of you is a reality for many youth growing up
The haunting of Ryerson’s old theatre school
October 30, 2018
They should have called the Ghostbusters
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The Earopener, Episode 17: Neither here nor there, but in-between
October 27, 2018
On this episode of The Ear-opener, Izabella chats with second-year journalism student and writer for this week’s feature, Tyler, about racially and ethnically diverse identities
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