Tag: Criminology

Page 1/1

(JERRY ZHANG/THE EYEOPENER)

TMU women-focused groups offer members a professional safe ‘haven’

In traditional male-dominated programs, women are taking initiative to establish empowering spaces

Illustration of five Black arms reaching to the sky while making a fist

TMU criminology students spark greater conversations around racism on campus

A group of students come together to highlight racism within the university

two people on opposite side of a vaccine needle looking at each other

Ryerson students, experts divided on three-dose COVID-19 mandates

The Province of Ontario currently considers two doses as 'fully vaccinated'

a parked go bus to the left with a student walking away from the bus looking sad

Students worried about transit cuts, staffing shortages as Rye returns to in-person classes

February 19, 2022

Overcrowding on transit due to COVID-related service adjustments is especially worrying, students say

Excerpt of an illustration from the book Cities of the Plain.

Rye grad publishes poetry book about modern Toronto in old English language

Transfixed by the good, the bad and the ugly of GTA, Michael Warenycia wrote Cities of the Plain: Poems and Stories from Modern Toronto

New affiliate group at Rye aims to raise awareness for wrongly convicted individuals

February 9, 2021

Innocence Ryerson is an affiliate group with Innocence Canada, a non-profit organization advocating for individuals convicted of crimes they didn’t commit

Campus News Communities

UPDATE: Ryerson’s proposal for special constables approved by Toronto Police Service

Ryerson expects to incorporate special constables into its security model by late 2021

Students petition against ‘rude’ criminology prof

A criminology prof is still teaching despite multiple complaints to the dean about his “condescending” behaviour in class

Ryerson campus. FILE PHOTO

New criminology graduate program will focus on social justice

January 18, 2017

“We are still in the process of finalizing some formalities and will be soon ready to receive the first applications”

Tragic murder of Rye student

September 14, 2010

By Brad Whitehouse Associate News Editor For Sarah Wong, a call from her good friend Carina Petrache was part of her daily ritual. The two had known each other since living next to one another in residence at University of Toronto, and remained pals after Petrache transferred to Ryerson.