The young and the organized
October 29, 2024
Student workers are pushed to the brink by companies who treat them as expendable but today’s union-minded youth are biting back
Tag: Film studies
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Student exhibit captures healing on historic mountainside
October 8, 2024
Trâm Anh Nguyễn documented Karate-do trainees on a former colonial retreat and battleground in Vietnam
Megamind Evil? Dissecting what it means to be good
February 28, 2023
In the world of Metro "Music" Mans, be a bald blue-headed super villiain turned good guy
The year in one word
April 5, 2022
Stressful? Rollercoaster? Expensive? How would you describe the year?
Ryerson students are still finding ways to connect in a disconnected time
March 30, 2021
Through platforms like My RyeU, Discord and Zoom, students are facilitating community online
Sing Me a Lullaby: A personal documentary of familial love and resilience
November 5, 2020
Ryerson alumnus Tiffany Hsiung captures the legacy of women in her life
Ryerson grad brings animation to the big screen
October 7, 2017
Benjamin Reyes' undergraduate thesis project, Second Life, was selected to appear in the Ottawa International Animation Festival’s Canadian Student Competition
UPDATED: TIFF Highlights: Ryerson Image Arts alumni’s feature film premieres at TIFF
September 18, 2017
The inspiration for Cardinals “came from wanting to make something where you could take one problem with the justice system and handle it using another problem with the justice system,” said Moore
VIDEO: Interview with Rye Film alumni Pat Mills on his TIFF premiered movie
September 10, 2014
Ryerson film graduate Pat Mills gave us some insight on his new feature-length comedy, Guidance
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