The 2018 Winter Olympic Games have officially come to an end and Ryerson Rams curling team member, Audrey Wallbank, was most excited to watch the mixed doubles curling tournament. “I play mixed doubles, as well as regular curling, so I watched the Olympic events as well as the Canadian qualifiers,” said Wallbank. Wallbank, now 19 years old has been curling […]
Internet-based phone services are becoming more popular, but those switching over from traditional phone service plans may not be aware of the emergency call delays. “During an emergency, time is priceless for someone who is hoping help is on the way,” said Peel Regional Police constable, Iryna Yashnyk. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) allows for people to make phone calls […]
Ryerson University is on track for creating a new generation of lawyers. With a focus on technology, innovation and entrepreneurship, Ryerson’s upcoming Juris Doctor (J.D.) program is positioning itself as a unique alternative to existing law schools in Ontario. Students will use classroom technology to innovate and participate in a mandatory coding boot-camp. “Coding is so central to understanding the […]
With news of North and South Korea creating a united women’s hockey roster at the 2018 Winter Olympics, Ryerson women’s hockey alumna and South Korean player, Danelle Im, is caught in the middle of history. Im will be part of a hockey team that unites sworn geo-political enemies, at a time when international tensions are especially high. When Im, a […]
Lisa Rideout, Ryerson graduate and founder of Lifted Eyes Media, has been nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for Best Short Documentary. Her documentary, Take a Walk on the Wildside, was premièred at Hot Docs and screened at festivals in 2017. Rideout told the Ryersonian she wanted to challenge viewers’ stereotypes using an empathetic lens through her inside look into Toronto’s cross-dressing […]
