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Opinion: Yes, you chose the wrong elective, you’re screwed

September 23, 2025

Welp, you picked the wrong elective—now you’re stuck, stressed and weirdly well-versed in something useless

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Editorial: Thank you for an adventure of a lifetime

I'll cashew later, TMU <3

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TMU professors speak up against anti-AI rhetoric in classrooms

Several faculty members insist students “let the robots handle it” when it comes to completing coursework

Multimedia Video

EYETRIES: SWIMMING

Former Eye news editors Edward Djan and Prapti Bamaniya learn how to swim at the Recreation and Athletic Centre

TMU set to introduce new wellbeing strategy

This comes as students feel mental impacts of pandemic

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Communities COVID-19

Final-year students have mixed feelings about their last academic year

September 22, 2021

Final-year students have had most of their university experience in a virtual classroom

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Campus News COVID-19

BREAKING: Ryerson increasing in-person classes for fall semester, full return by winter 2022

Fall 2021 will be “a period of transition” according to president Lachemi

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Campus News Indigenous

Ryerson to introduce new Indigenous courses for next academic year

The new course additions include two cultural courses and two language courses

Breaking News

Campus News COVID-19

BREAKING: Ryerson president ‘optimistic’ for in-person classes and activities for fall 2021

Mohamed Lachemi says a thorough update on the return to campus will be provided by June 9

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Speak for yourself: How Rye students are relearning their mother tongues

In a grainy home video, Michelle Belov is just a toddler, running around, playing with her toys and babbling to herself

Everything you need to know about a ‘virtual study hall’

November 16, 2020

Virtual study halls is provide students with a library-like environment to study, according to a peer academic coach

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COVID-19 Features

It’s okay for you and school to go on a break

September 18, 2020

Waiting things out might actually open more doors for students deferring due to the pandemic