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Fighting for access to education at Ryerson isn’t new. PHOTO: STEPHEN ARMSTRONG

Student Politics

Fight for free education still alive at Rye

October 25, 2016

The RSU has recently distanced itself from many of the Canadian Federation of Students’ campaigns. But the fight for improved access to education is still alive at Ryerson

Student Politics

Fees Must Fall event sheds light on South African student activism

February 29, 2016

Leaders of the South African Fees Must Fall movement spoke to Ryerson students about freezing tuition fees on Tuesday.

Tuition fee feud reignited

November 10, 2015

With their demands set for the university and the Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU), Reignite Ryerson has released a new statement regarding tuition fees and their stance on current RSU vice-president education, Cormac McGee

In-tents dedication to politics. Pun courtesy: Mohamed Omar. PHOTO: Rob foreman

Editorial Student Politics

Change, from the sidelines

November 3, 2015

News editor Keith Capstick writes about why it's important to care about student politics.

Student Politics

RSU holds semi-annual general meeting

It was only after the Ryerson Students’ Union’s (RSU) Spring semi-annual general meeting on April 1 was officially adjourned that it really began

Students demand Ryerson to Freeze the Peas

Dozens of Ryerson engineering students marched through campus, Dundas Square and the Ted Rogers School of Management (TRSM) on Friday to protest against the perils of warm peas.

Ryerson denies claims of “massive hidden surplus”

Ryerson has released a statement refuting claims made by the Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) and Continuing Education Students' Association at Ryerson (CESAR) about what it refers to as the university’s “massive hidden surplus.”

RSU camps out in front of Jorgenson

November 17, 2014

The RSU camped outside of Jorgenson Hall on Nov. 17 as part of their Freeze the Fees campaign

Student protestors party all over Toronto

February 13, 2002

When hundreds of students walk out of class to protest rising tuition, it’s hard not to notice.

Protest season begins again

October 18, 2000

The colourful posters went up on the walls a year before the actual event, teasing students with the promise of something big.