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Photoshopped image of outgoing editor-in-chief Catherine Abes flailing her arms while drowning in a body of water. Catherine's cat Bella looks on beside her in a floaty.

Editorial Fun & Satire

EIC survives tumultuous year then dies due to lack of buoyancy knowledge

Catherine Abes had a good run, but not a good swim

Trevohn Baker

New BIPOC Students’ Collective’s sole coordinator on making Black community online

February 28, 2021

Students being physically away from campus makes engagement a "little difficult (and) a little different."

A look inside small room lined with floor to ceiling shelves, full of large stacks of newspapers. At the back of the room is a shelf with blue books labelled as "Eyeopener" with different dates. The room is poorly lit but cozy.

From the archives: Top Eye headlines from weeks our editors were born

January 27, 2021

To understand the present, one must look to the past

Meet your winter 2021 masthead

December 4, 2020

Congratulations to the editors of winter 2021!

Upcoming Positive Space events for Trans Awareness Month

November 10, 2020

From a history of Trans activism to award-winning doc screenings, this month's got it all for celebrating Trans resilience

Pascal Murphy with partner Sarah and several students, holding rainbow Peace flags

UPDATE: Former instructor of “Homelessness in Canadian Society” concerned about course’s delivery

October 29, 2020

Pascal Murphy, a Ryerson instructor of 11 years, was let go less than one week before the start of his spring term classes

Eyeopener in-house award winners 2019-2020

Congratulations to our Eyeopener in-house award winners!

Campus News Student Politics

Candidates from Toronto Centre riding debate climate crisis at Ryerson

October 10, 2019

“We have to be smart, practical and realistic about this,” said one candidate

Students walk out of class to protest tuition changes, cuts to OSAP

“[The provincial government] would rather have us neck deep in debt when we graduate"

Ryerson applies to $10 million federal challenge

The university nominated a researcher focusing on immigration and settlement

Rye’s new free speech policy moving ahead, community feedback on way to senate

"If [expression] couldn’t be harmful nobody would be concerned about it,” said James Turk, creator of Ryerson's Centre for Free Expression

Tuition cut to cost Rye $30 million, may cause reduction in faculty

February 20, 2019

The cut to student tuition was first announced in January by the Doug Ford government