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Arts & Culture Passion Project

Personal Essay: What does it mean to call yourself an artist?

The clash of societal expectations, self doubt and imposter syndrome create a complex struggle in using the title

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Communities The Unapologetic Issue

Embracing culture in the face of discrimination

Underneath Canada’s colourful cultural mosaic lies the silent expectation to blend in; TMU students rise to reject assimilation

Learning everything they should: TMU Thai-Canadian students use traditional dances to reconnect with heritage

November 12, 2024

In living rooms across Toronto, intergenerational Thai families pass down centuries of dances to their children

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Second-year student works to bring Korean Student Association back to life

September 17, 2024

Samantha Ju approaches the new KSA with the whole TMU community in mind

Lip service: BIPOC students at Rye feel unsupported by the complaint process

September 23, 2020

In June, during a surge in the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement, Nikita Sankreacha fell into a right-wing rabbit hole

News Briefs: What else is happening at Ryerson?

November 12, 2019

We got a run down on all the stuff that went down this week at Ryerson!

For first-gen students, it’s not always the best of both worlds…

November 5, 2019

It's like being Hannah Montana, but without the fabulous pop star life and a much earlier curfew

Artist Spotlight: Bittersweet explores cultural diaspora in immigrant musicians

September 15, 2019

The RTA practicum project kicked off with a launch party at The Baby G

Features Love & Sex Love, Sex & Health Multimedia Video

VIDEO: Immigrants and “The Talk”

As someone whose never had any sex ed growing up, Rhea Singh explains why having 'the talk' from your parents is important

High enrolment for new Canadians

October 21, 2009

According to a 2008 study conducted by two professors from the University of Lethbridge, new Canadians or those whose parents immigrated have a higher rate of university attendance than their non-immigrant counterparts.