How refusing to change the name or tear down the statue adversely affects Indigenous students
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Why there needs to be mandatory university classes on Indigenous history
by Kayla Empeyby Kayla EmpeyThe education we receive in elementary and secondary schools is not enough (Andrew Neel / Unsplash) This story is part of Monumental Challenges, a series looking at Ryerson, reconciliation, and…
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What’s in a name change?
by Alex Cyrby Alex CyrAs we come to terms with Egerton Ryerson’s history, let’s consider that changing the university’s name will have symbolic, far-reaching benefits, but also other costs
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Voting abroad used to be an exciting time for me — now it’s replaced by fear and anxiety
by Paula Tranby Paula TranIt is frustrating to see the USPS erode to a shell of its former self A silhouette of people standing beside the U.S. flag. (Brett Sayles/Pexels) Voting abroad has always…
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Simone Gavros is a journalism masters student at Ryerson University. (Courtesy of Simone Gavros) When the first COVID-19 case was announced in Ontario, I never thought I’d be among the…
