Arts & Life

A quick scan through trending tweets after any major event will likely show within a few scrolls that Generation Z uses humour as a coping mechanism for the real issues…

By the end of reading week, Kimberly Boissiere was feeling overwhelmed.  She had left most of her assignments to complete at the end of the week, and the mounting pressure…

Returning from reading week is always a challenge. No matter what you do or how diligently you try to plan your week off, it’s over before you know it. Although…

For professors, the first lecture of the semester is their chance to set the tone for the term and make a good first impression. At least, that’s how Matthias Spitzmuller…

Faced with a pandemic that’s pushing students indoors, Mood Routes is finding a way to share the benefits of nature through a screen.  Mood Routes is a weekly walking group…

Moon transitions, Geminis and Mercury retrograde are terms that might have taken over your social media. Every day it seems like there is a new cosmic change to explain why…

Do you get tingles on your head that cascade down your neck and limbs when someone plays with your hair? What about at the sound of soft whispers? If you…

MuchMusic is back, but this time on TikTok. MuchMusic, which had its official launch on July 7, partnered with the app TikTok to become a “content-driven digital first network.”  There…

Welcome to the inaugural edition of On The Record Player. Every other week, members of the On The Record masthead will curate a handful of songs showcasing what we think…

At the beginning of the pandemic, fourth-year Ryerson dance student Taylor Collis and her mom would leave their house every week and drive up to a local flower market in…