Eye candy of the digital world
Editor’s Note: A ray of rainbow strings zigzag up towards the second floor where the glow of bright magenta emits from beneath a wall…
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‘Tis the Season to Be Gaudy
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Home for the holidays: A personal essay and reading list
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Haute Chocolate
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A Musical Twist on Classic Cinderella
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Going graphic with Ryerson alum Trista Capitano
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Ryerson Dances 2014
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STOIC
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Remembering the real Winnie
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Relevant student life hacks
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Book review: This One Summer by Mariko and Jillian Tamaki
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5 Ways to not break the bank this semester
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Eye candy of the digital world
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10 Ways to Make Your Commute Less Painful
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Contribute to Ryerson Folio Issue 4
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Ryerson Role Models
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The Arts
A Musical Twist on Classic Cinderella
Even Hugh Ritchie found himself swept up in the fairy tale musical he was starring in. Ritchie played Prince Charming in Cinderella, an annual…
Full Frame Takes Over Ryerson Artspace
Held in the Art Bar of the Gladstone Hotel is a temporary gallery of Ryerson’s finest. The white walls and the light wood floors…
Fashion & Lifestyle
5 Ways to not break the bank this semester
Now that the holidays are over, it’s time to cut back after splurging on presents and savory treats. Sound difficult? We’ve come up with…
10 Ways to Make Your Commute Less Painful
One of Ryerson’s greatest strengths is the diversity of its students. The university attracts students from different cities, provinces and countries around the world….
Baby, it’s cold outside
As Toronto’s streets light up with glowing decorations, the mall gets filled with colour, tiny snowflakes land on your palm, and winter quietly sets…
Photo Booth
Ryerson Role Models
Ryerson is a small and involved community. Part of any good educational experience—here and anywhere—are the great people who surround you throughout, those you…
Illuminite
Editor’s note: Christmas is that time of year where families and friends gather to enjoy each other’s company. It is a time to be…
Inner child
Editor’s note: Tom Stoppard once said, “If you carry your childhood with you, you never become older.” While we don’t think often about it,…
Ideas
Interns, too, deserve the comforts of everyday living
Unpaid internships at both Toronto Life and The Walrus were cut by the Ontario Ministry of Labour. [Photo credit: Covers from Toronto Life, The…
Why you should Fightback
“[I]’m not going to apologize: We are a Marxist group.” The phrase hardly warrants an apology—the website for Fightback’s socialist group (“The Marxist Voice…
The Ford Show
[T]here is one fact for certain in Toronto municipal politics: Where Rob Ford goes, cameras will follow. The second mayoral debate of the year—held…
Fiction
Book review: This One Summer by Mariko and Jillian Tamaki
This One Summer, a graphic novel written and illustrated by Mariko and Jillian Tamaki, is an ode to those two glorious months of ideal…
Word Vomit
“Let’s talk about space” you said. “It’ll be fun” you said. Okay then. “I plucked the stars for you Pulled them from their sticky…
Story
V. This is still a story because I already told you it’s a story Now picture this! a bowl of earth, milky and with…
Podcast
FolioPhonic Episode 3: BUSH
On this episode of FolioPhonic, Ryerson students Jennifer Rowley and Stephanie Sturino chat about their RTA documentary project, BUSH, all about female body hair…
FolioPhonic Episode 2: Toronto’s Wild Ravines
Episode 2 of FolioPhonic is here! On this week’s episode, we’re discussing Toronto’s relationship to it’s ravines. Emily talks to Leah Cooke, one of…
FolioPhonic: Episode 1
In our first episode of FolioPhonic, Emily Joveski discusses racism in Toronto’s municiple elections. Host: Emily Joveski Producer: Jacqueline Tucci Guests: Ausma Malik, Margaret…
Business
4 ways to successfully crowdfund a project
When they saw the throngs of people vying to get into a packed drag show during last summer’s Pride Week, Sachil Patel and Alanna…
The city builders of today
On Nov. 8, the TIFF Bell Lightbox opened its theatre doors to “Who Builds the City?”, a symposium that included architects, educators and curators…
TEDxRyerson 2014 highlights
On Saturday, the annual TEDxRyersonU event was held at the Royal Ontario Museum. The event opened with a talk from third-year Ryerson sociology student…