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 [...]
The majority of buildings on campus are not open and most classes at Ryerson are currently virtual, but this doesn’t mean that Ryerson doesn’t have plenty of learning supports for their students. [...]
I miss being able to study in new environments such as coffee shops, friend’s places and various buildings on campus. The pandemic has forced me to be at the desk in my room a lot more often than [...]
I love living in the city, but sometimes I just need some time to get away from the crowds and the noise. Luckily, Ryerson is located in close proximity to multiple green spaces. After exploring [...]