Tag: creativity

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Image of the interior of the SLC lobby with booths set up and a sign that reads "welcome to popMatrix."

popMatrix(); showcases students’ creative businesses

November 4, 2025

TMU artists transfer their passion to marketplace success at the art market

Photo of an athlete with shoes slung over his back over a decorated background with assets

Blurring the Boundaries Sports

Scoring in fashionable style: TMU athletes’ shoes take their fits to the next level

How TMU athletes' shoe game help them score in fashionable style

A collage of people, clouds and a 20 dollar bill

Arts & Culture Passion Project

Side hustle culture: The pressure to monetize every passion

Can students manage the balance between pursuing education, growing their creative passions and starting their own business?

An illustration depicts a student in a headscarf raising a megaphone, a farmer, and a fashion show.

‘We believe in unity’: Diverse student initiatives forge ahead over summer break

September 10, 2024

TMU students continue community building in their off-season in more ways than one

Photo split into three sections. First section is hand holding makeup palette, second panel is hands playing guitar, last panel are necklaces on display. COVID-19 particles float around the whole photo.

Arts & Culture COVID-19

FCAD supports creative entrepreneurs adapting to COVID-19

Creatives are finding new ways to stay afloat during the pandemic with the help of the FCAD's Creative Innovation Studio

An illustration of a string of yarn forming the silhouette of a person sitting with their knees to their chest, with a tangled ball of yarn in their abdomen area. The background is the colours of the transgender pride flag: pink, blue and white.

Arts & Culture Communities

Poem: Period Tracker

December 1, 2020

On the 22nd of each month my period tracker application reminds me, “Your cycle is starting”

Fun & Satire The Darkest Timeline

Creative freelancer runs out of personal narratives to profit off of

October 8, 2019

Moon has banked on her traumatic experiences to pay her bills. But she’s run into a new problem: she has no more emotional trauma to exploit in her work.

Arts & Culture Multimedia Podcasts The Ear-opener

The Earopener, Episode 4: Is Ryerson killing your creativity?

February 9, 2018

Ryerson students in artistic programs feel their creativity suffers under restrictive and time-consuming curriculums