Month: April 2012

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Former Eye contributor Randy Starkman dead at 51

Randy Starkman, Canada’s most prominent amateur athletics journalist, passed away Monday

Alan Shepard considered for Concordia presidency

Concordia University announced Thursday that Ryerson Provost and Vice President Academic Alan Shepard is to be presented as the candidate for president and vice chancellor at the school.

Smitherman paid six figures as Ryerson advisor

Last year former deputy premier and 2010 Toronto mayoral candidate George Smitherman received $158,833.32 from Ryerson University.

Arts & Culture Multimedia Photos

Mass Exodus 2012

The hard work of Ryerson fashion students has finally paid off as they put on their end of year show, Mass Exodus Lucid. PHOTOS BY: MARISSA DEDERER [nggallery id=45]

Speaking up about sitting down

The Ryerson Design Team asks students to tests new furniture for the SLC

Multimedia Video

What’s in the paper – April 4

Some musical accompaniment goes alongside our final summary of what’s going into the paper this year.

CESAR AGM sees election of new board

CESAR will have a largely new board of directors next semester as CESAR United, a newly formed slate, won three of the five executive positions

RSU holds annual General Meeting

The RSU held their AGM on Wednesday, April 4, but were unable to meet the 100 person quorum required for a formal meeting to take place

A conversation with a Ram: Jordon Gauthier

Jordon Gauthier played an instrumental part to the men's basketball team's march to the national championships in Halifax

CESAR members fight back

Political members are speaking out against the new by-laws

So long, CESAR

There seems to be some sort of misunderstanding amongst Ryerson’s student unions about what we do here at the Eyeopener

Salaries to be frozen by budget

Premier Dalton McGuinty’s Liberal government announced that they will freeze the wages of approximately 1.2 million public servants in last week’s provincial budget