Tag: France

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illustration of a heart in a picture frame hung on a wall with a sign on its left

Arts & Culture Passion Project

Opinion Essay: The Tortured Artist! Or, a Spiral into Self-Destruction

Take a dive into the world of tortured artists and the costs taken to produce their work

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

A basketball player dribbling the basketball

Journey to the centre of the MAC: International athletes on their experience in a new country

February 23, 2021

For international student athletes, adjusting to a new country brings unique opportunities other student athletes don’t normally get

Sports Sports & Culture

New Rams on the block: How two rookies got through playing away from home

Tom Dumont and Mouhamed Ndiaye leaned on each other’s shared language to succeed

Exchange immerses students in “life-changing experience,” alcohol

January 30, 2020

During every conversation, make sure you always bring up the fact that you spent a semester abroad in Europe

Business & Technology

French president’s campaign strategist speaks at Ryerson on dealing with populism in politics

November 7, 2018

French president Emmanuel Macron's campaign strategist Guillaume Liegey spoke to students about how to overcome political populism by engaging with voters

A man lies on the grown looking scared and confused. He is surrounded by phones and laptops.

Business & Technology

Online overload can make students anxious and stressed

January 17, 2017

Some people would rather give up sex than their smartphones, but spending too much time online may be causing you stress