Best student work of the Fall 2020 semester
The RSJ newsletter asked student publications to send us the best pieces written by RSJ students during the Fall 2020 semester.
The Ryersonian
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Racialized members of hockey media are striving to reinvent the culture by Daniel Centeno.
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Hands-on programs such as dance, film and acting are adapting to teach online by Kayla Empey and Sidra Jafri.
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Adoption of surveillance tech for online exams sparks student backlash at Ryerson by Josh Scott and Alex Cyr.
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Finding shelter by Dania Ali.
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Ontario’s move to block municipal ranked ballots is ‘provincial interference’: critics by Nojoud Al Mallees.
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Ryerson Overwatch returns to Tespa playoffs after a complete team re-haul by Coby Zucker.
The Eyeopener
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“This feels like home": How the constructions of the Mattamy Athletic Centre laid the foundation for a successful Ryerson Athletics Culture by Will Baldwin.
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Student activist excited to steal content from race and ethnicity class for her Instagram posts by Rochelle Raveendran.
Please note: This is a satire piece.
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Passing the bards: How one Rye student's experience in the criminal justice system led him to pursue law by Libaan Osman.
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Lip service: BIPOC students at Rye feel unsupported by the complaint process by Abeer Khan.
The Unaffiliated Press
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In Solidarity by Marin Scotten.
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Opinion: Body Cameras are not the answer to Police Accountability by Iman Adem.
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Mulan (2020): A Reflection of Disney’s Flaws by Sophie Chong,
For more great student work check out the 2020 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism (external link) , which published in Spring 2020.
Any student publications that would like to be featured here or in future lists should contact office.journalism@torontomu.ca.