Next generation of artists
Year-end shows exhibit creative work by image arts, interior design students. more
From the President
University's 2011-12 budget approved
Sound fiscal position and continued progress a credit to everyone in the community. more
Briefs
Student screens film at Hot Docs
Second-year film student Andrew Moir's film has been selected for Hot Docs, North America's largest documentary festival. "Uprooted" is about a tobacco farmer who signed a deal with the federal government requesting to give up his crops. Hot Docs runs April 28 to May 8, presenting over 200 films from more than 43 countries. more
Events
Story of Fukushima-Daiichi: April 28
Nuclear safety expert John Luxat speaks on "A Technical Assessment of the Events and Radiological Consequences." more
In[sid] Perspective: April 28-30
School of Interior Design presents student work and hosts industry professionals at year-end show. more
Maximum Exposure: April 28 - May 1
Attend 16th annual School of Image Arts showcase. more
In the News
Love and Warcraft
New media professor Ramona Pringle comments on real-world romances between World of Warcraft players. more
Faculty Note
Boyagoda to read from second novel
English professor Randy Boyagoda will read from his second novel tonight at Harbourfront. Beggar's Feast is a story about family, pride and ambition. "I wanted to say something universal about the human condition through the story of one man, one family, one village," he says in Quill & Quire. Boyagoda's first novel, Governor of the Northern Province, was longlisted for the 2006 Scotiabank Giller Prize. more
Bulletins
Ryerson Orientation Crew applications
Apply to welcome first-year students to campus during Orientation Week. more | all bulletins
Video
Uprooted
Watch a clip from film student Andrew Moir's entry at Hot Docs.
