The chaotic closure of TMU’s Cairo campus
March 10, 2026
In 2022, TMU welcomed 39 students to a state-of-the-art satellite campus in Egypt. Less than a year later, they shut it all down—what went wrong?
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Toronto: The city of sport
March 25, 2025
Hijabi Ballers, Lay-Up and HOOPQUEENS work to make sports more inclusive in the city
Dearest diaspora: I don’t have to choose
February 28, 2024
As a young Indo-Guyanese woman, coming from two different cultures has had its ups and downs
Islamic Heritage Month: The unity of Muslim students on campus
October 18, 2023
Some Muslim students at TMU are building a community for themselves at school
Editorial: For my last trick, I’m choosing hope
March 30, 2021
In her final editorial, Catherine Abes writes about grappling with the last year and how to move forward
Ryerson to open a satellite campus in Egypt in fall 2021
March 2, 2021
Members of the Egyptian Students Association said the Cairo campus gives Egyptian-Canadian students ‘a sense of pride’
Ryerson alum’s father remains in Cairo jail, seven months without charge or trial
September 25, 2019
By Mariam Nouser Yasser Albaz, the father of Ryerson School of Journalism alumnus Amal Albaz, remains in Cairo’s Tora Prison seven months after his arrest at Cairo International Airport, according to Amnesty International. Albaz was on his way home from a business trip to Egypt on Feb. 18, 2019 when he was detained without charge […]
People of Ryerson: Sherif Taher
January 21, 2016
Sherif Taher lives for the unexpected. His laid back personality makes leaving his home country of Egypt, in pursuit of the unforeseen, seem simple.
Women in post-revolution Egypt
June 3, 2014
An editorial by Viviane Fairbank exploring the status of women in post-revolution Egyptian society
Inside Egypt
September 17, 2013
Ryerson journalism student Amal Ahmed Albaz flew home to Egypt this summer expecting a quiet vacation with her family. What she got was anything but
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