Pulling from the STEM
November 18, 2025
Students in STEM reflect on Indigenous curriculum
Tag: STEM
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Personal Essay: What does it mean to call yourself an artist?
March 18, 2025
The clash of societal expectations, self doubt and imposter syndrome create a complex struggle in using the title
Queer on campus: The elusive safe space
November 15, 2023
Where do queer students at TMU seek safety in times of increasing violence?
Women in TMU’s aerospace engineering program say more representation is needed
November 15, 2022
Less than a quarter of aerospace engineering students at TMU identify as women
SciXchange is leading the way in improving science literacy
March 3, 2020
SciXchange hopes to make science accessible while developing a more inclusive and healthy science culture in Canada
FeaturesFun & SatireThe Darkest Timeline
Job security from STEM degrees means putting artistic passions aside
October 16, 2019
STEM-related degrees might lead to more job security, but at what cost for students' passions within the arts?
Partnerships that matter: Chang School and Black Boys Code help black youth get into tech
May 5, 2019
By Margaux Perrin A Toronto-based non-profit organization funded to help introduce young black boys to the technology world is partnering with the Chang School organization. Black Boys Code conducts workshops that inspire youth to start a career in the field. On March 2nd, Black Boys Code and Spanning the Gaps conducted a one-day hackathon where […]
Brookfield Institute Report outlines a whopping $20,000 pay gap between tech workers
February 5, 2019
The report found that women’s salaries average to about $75,000 per year, while men’s average at $95,100 per year
Business & TechnologyThe Ear-opener
The Ear-opener Episode 7: It’s Time We Recognize Nursing as STEM
March 9, 2018
In honour of the Science Issue out this week, Ear-opener host Michael D'Alimonte speaks with Eye photo editor Kosalan Kathiramalanathan about why nurses and nursing programs in general should be considered within the same ranks as science, engineering, technology and math
Where does whiteness in science STEM from?
March 6, 2018
Some students are wondering why they aren't learning about Indigenous, Black and people of colour (IBPOC) scientists and researchers
DMZ hosts women in STEM panel
October 18, 2017
The event was one in a series of women in tech peer-to-peer events hosted monthly by the DMZ, bringing together female founders and entrepreneurs
Feds invest $2M in Ryerson internships
September 6, 2011
Ryerson University has received a $2 million investment from the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario)
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