The last year has been interesting, to say the least. I’ve had to adjust to online school, cancel vacation plans and get used to being indoors for extended periods. But one thing that’s helped me [...]
March 13, 2020: Ryerson classes transition to an online format in response to the pandemic. At the time, I didn’t even consider that I wouldn’t be returning to campus in the fall. But more than [...]
Going from four courses each semester in high school to five, six or even seven in university can be quite a jarring experience. While it may initially seem like an impossible task, it can be [...]
“What are some good liberal studies courses?” I get this question from incoming students all the time. If you aren’t aware, Ryerson students from all programs must complete liberal studies as [...]
Studying and living in a country other than your own can seem daunting. It’s not easy to leave home and arrive in an entirely new environment. To make matters worse, you may have heard a lot of [...]
To an outsider, Toronto might just seem like an any other city. I mean it has busy streets, bright lights and tall buildings right? But there’s so much more to Toronto than just that, along [...]
A high school teacher of mine once told me that the average person will hold a dozen jobs in their lifetime. Recently, I came to the realization that I’ve already reached double digits on the [...]
It has been nearly one year since Ryerson transitioned to virtual learning. Most first-year students haven’t even had the chance to experience Ryerson’s campus to its fullest. By now I’ve gotten [...]
Hi everyone! During one of my takeovers on WhyRyerson’s Instagram, I asked you all to tell me some common things you have heard about Ryerson Engineering or engineering in general. I created a [...]
I firmly believe that the tone of your day is set by how you spend your first hour awake. My morning approach is to take things slowly, mindfully and practically. Making self-care a priority in [...]