Memories

Remembering three pivotal years in TMU’s history

What we were watching, reading and talking about in 1948, 1993 and 2022

A look back at the first North American gay and lesbian history conference

The Wilde '82 conference at TMU marked a turning point for queer studies

Second World War-era comics see new life

181 comic books published during the 1940s serve as a trove of research possibilities

We asked these notable grads about their quirky first forays into the workforce

How Jessica Holmes, Dwight Drummond and Brian Gluckstein started out

Looking back on 10 years at the Mattamy Athletic Centre

Over the past decade, the historic building has become a vital part of campus

Creating a home away from home

Aurelie and Raymond Wycik were fondly called Mama and Papa by Ryerson students

A glimpse of Toronto’s past

1918 vs. 2020: A look at pandemics in Canada

Memories of Ryerson

While COVID-19 interrupted our plans to celebrate alumni anniversaries in 2020, we couldn’t let the occasion go unmarked. We mailed anniversary pins to graduates of ’55, ’60, ’65, ’70 and ’80 and asked you to share your reflections on university days gone by