Welcome to the new (Improved?) Golden Ram. Since printing and delivering a physical copy of the Golden Ram would be challenging to say the least (not to mention it’d be a terrible idea to even try, since it would increase the chance of spreading COVID-19), we thought we’d use our last few remaining brain cells…
CHE101 After 2 years of being a ChemE student here at Ryerson, I’ve spent a fair share of time learning the fundamentals of my discipline. However, I’ve also heard the same questions and misconceptions about Chemical Engineering over and over again. Friends, family, and even other engineers seem to be confused at what exactly we…
Since the onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic, front line workers in hospitals across the country have been tirelessly fighting the novel Coronavirus in hopes of curing each and every patient. Staff at St. Michael’s Hospital, a short walk from Ryerson University, have had their challenges with COVID-19. With over 17,000 cases reported in Toronto, it’s…
By: Luca Di Placido and Celine Asurza Hey RyEng, Welcome to another episode of the Golden Ram podcast. In this Episode, our hosts Luca and Celine reach out to Ryerson’s Sustainable Engineers Association’sfounder and current president, Nicole Pfifer and talk to her about Ryerson SEA, the importance ofsustainability and its place in engineering industry. In…
By: Luca Di Placido and Alex McPherson Hey RyEng, Welcome to Ryerson Engineering’s first ever podcast episode. In this episode, our hosts Luca and Alex reach out to Tazrian, who is the Co-Chair of this year’sTimberFever Competition and talk to him about this year’s event, and how it’s event going to beconducted online. For those…
Most engineering students agree that online learning is far from ideal. From virtual labs to group projects over Zoom or any other platform, there are many shortcomings that aren’t normally present. However, we need to adapt to the online environment as this is how we will be learning for at least the next four months.…
University life and the pursuit of an engineering degree is, and always will be an emotional roller coaster for the most. In the last 3 years, I’ve noticed that at the beginning of the academic year many first year students begin to feel disconnected from their program and that is a natural human response to…
Over the course of quarantine, one of my favourite activities to do, was to ride my bike around the city and find different places with a great view of the Toronto skyline. I’ve decided to share those hidden gems with you folks! Here are three of my favourite places in the city which are easily…
There are many branches of electrical engineering which include electronics engineering, radio frequency engineering, signal processing, and even computer or biomedical engineering!
When I mention that I am an International Student or the fact that I’m not from Canada to my peers, colleagues and my superiors at work, I always get asked; “How is your English so good?!”. Over my few years at Ryerson, this has developed into a micro trigger of sorts, but I’ve managed to…