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An illustration featuring an image of two people dancing and a close up image of moving feet.

Cultural dance classes at TMU provide ‘little pockets’ of home

September 24, 2024

Nostalgia met cultural exchange as students participated in diverse dances

Communities Diaspora Diaries

Styles from around the globe

How TMU students let their countries’ styles define them

Composited portrait of Zoha in traditional formal clothing

Communities Diaspora Diaries

The Realities of Identity Loss

February 28, 2024

The battle between society and culture was a journey of finding my identity

An illustration of two students on opposite sides of a globe. They are both sitting at desks working on their laptops.

Campus News COVID-19

To stay or not to stay: Students leave Toronto as university goes online

September 22, 2020

Out-of-province students and international students have returned home in light of remote learning occurring at Ryerson due to the COVID-19 pandemic

people holding candles, gathered around a sign captioned "how many Zainabs will it take?"

Ryerson Pakistani Student Association holds vigil in honour of eight-year-old Zainab Ansari

January 16, 2018

Last night, dozens of Ryerson students gathered around Lake Devo in memory of Zainab Ansari, an eight-year old-girl murdered in Pakistan two weeks ago

EARNING HIS CHANCE

October 24, 2007

Arsalan Jamil has been dying to get on the basketball team. He wants on so bad, he's even quit his job.

Batting into action

October 4, 2006

Campus cricket puts ethnic differences aside with 600+ players and a founder who's been at Ryerson for 35 years.

A Nation Divided By God

October 3, 2001

By Fatima Najm Inqilaab is Urdu for revolution. As the independence movement swept through India in 1947, the tide of Inqilaab created two diverging currents that submerged British imperialism.