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Communities Features The Unapologetic Issue

Dismantling beauty standards we never asked for

As beauty standards evolve, TMU students have found ways to defy them

An image of an assorted bowl of peppers sitting over a bed of plants..

Sovereign soil: A new generation of Torontonians embracing urban gardens for food justice

October 8, 2024

In the midst of a food affordability crisis, community-led solutions aim to bring nutritious, accessible and homegrown produce from concrete to kitchen

Communities Diaspora Diaries

Styles from around the globe

How TMU students let their countries’ styles define them

close-up Portrait of young Jonathan smiling

Communities Diaspora Diaries

Knowing I belong in two different worlds

My life experiences hailing from different countries has took me on a path to rediscover who I am

Women holding up a ripped paper with the word trust on it

Editorial: Where was the transparency in TMU’s partnership with Toronto Police?

January 25, 2023

Being transparent with students about their partnership with TPS is the bare minimum.

A women looking at plants on in the garden on top of the Daphne Cockwell Complex

TMU harvest party celebrates Black and Indigenous food programs

October 19, 2022

The event celebrated the Indigenous Foodways Program and Black Food Sovereignty Initiative

Miranda Black and her daughter.

Communities Indigenous Opinion

OP-ED: Why I quit the renaming advisory committee

November 9, 2021

A first-person account from Miranda Black, who used to be the only Indigenous student on Ryerson’s renaming committee

Ryerson releases first-ever student diversity self-ID report

The report includes 'grades' for programs based on the diversity of their students

DCC building with a farm on the rooftop with an assortment of vegetables and plants.

Ryerson’s rooftop farm to introduce Black and Indigenous food initiatives this spring

The crops they're working with are the "Three Sisters"—corn, beans and squash—along with traditional medicines

A willow tree.

Arts & Culture Communities

Short story: Split ends

Zanele Chisholm writes about the relationship between a Black mother, her daughter and their hair

Hands hold up a glowing heart with "To Be Black" written on it in gold.

Arts & Culture Communities

Poem: To be Black and alive

Being Black has given me confidence, can you tell?

Photo of the bridge between Kerr Hall and RCC on Gould Street that says Ryerson University.

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