Ryerson students are lucky enough to have a week off from school during the middle of the semester. Although it is called “reading week,” it is also a great time to take a break from [...]
If you are unsure of what career field interests you and it’s taking a toll on your university choices, don’t worry! You are not alone. Yes, Ryerson is a school well known for programs that are [...]
Adam Adair just completed his third year in Computer Science Co-op at Ryerson. He was recently accepted to the Canada-Japan Co-op program via the Ryerson Co-op Office and is sharing his [...]
It is a truth universally acknowledged that any struggling writer must be in want of a Parisian artist life. In my second year the universe, but perhaps more accurately Ryerson University, [...]
4th year History student, Mark Unwin, shares why he thinks Ryerson is the perfect place to study! Why Rye History? Choosing the program and university that are right for you is, let’s face it, a [...]
With a few days off thanks to the Dutch version of reading week, I needed to get out of town for a vacation, but to where? With so many countries packed closely together and cheap flights to many [...]
Dessert Paninis When you think “panini”, you probably picture a small, healthy grilled sandwich. Well throw that aside and make room for the monster that is a dessert panini. We can all agree [...]
The Netherlands isn’t really known for much. There’s no real famous export product, or food, or world star (save a few DJs and soccer players) that everyone knows and loves. I think it’s because [...]
This week I participated in my fourth orientation week as a university student. Spending my last few years as a leader, it was exciting to be back as a froshie, or children, as we were called [...]
On February 22, I sat at my desk, phone pressed between my ear and shoulder, one hand furiously typing searches into Google as the other one scribbled down notes as quickly as it could. This was [...]
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