“Coffee chat” is a term that you’ll become familiar with during your time at university, but will also be something you hear a lot after graduating. The term essentially means a short one-on-one [...]
Ryerson University is known for its creative programs such as Film Studies, Performance Acting and Media Production, which is why it’s no surprise that Ryerson alumnus are all over the [...]
You may have opened this blog because you’re wondering what co-op is and why you should do it. First of all, co-op is paid work experience that is integrated throughout your degree and [...]
This past semester was my first looking for a co-op position during the pandemic as I was lucky enough to have received an offer for the summer 2020 term before the pandemic even began. This [...]
Currently the safest option for studying is studying at home, and if you’re like me your home study space may not be that large. As a student you may only have your room within your [...]
I recently interviewed a super intelligent and talented fifth-year Medical Physics student, who just so happens to be my friend. Nicky shares her insights on what the Medical Physics program and [...]
Ryerson University is home to a diverse range of programs within seven faculties and naturally, this allows for alumni and professors with a variety of unique experiences. Among them include some [...]
This semester, during the last year of my five-year Business Management Marketing Major degree, I have had the pleasure of working on campus as a peer academic coach (PAC) within the Academic [...]
Minors are a wonderful thing as they’re a way to gain knowledge about something new outside of your program major, and yet can be still super relevant and helpful for your major. Minors are [...]
Group work is something that all high-school and university students are familiar with, and it often has a bad reputation among students because being accountable for a larger project with other [...]