Tag: Master Plan

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Eyeopener Parody Issue: Master (rap) plans and bathtub breweries

Do you like flat-brim hats? Do you like Sheldon Levy?* Well both those things combine this year in the most explosive Eyeopener Parody Issue ever

Rye plans to shun historic Sam sign

November 9, 2011

Documents reveal Rye isn't such a big fan of the iconic sign

Rye never wanted Sam

November 9, 2011

Don't be surprised that Ryerson never wanted the Sam sign

Master Plan: Barely there

October 11, 2011

The reality of Sheldon Levy's 'Master Plan' has been less than impressive

Ryerson to flatten roadblock

November 16, 2010

University writes $760,000 cheque to demolish World of Posters building by end of month

The enrollment dilemma

October 26, 2010

Post-secondary enrollment is predicted to drop along with plunging birth rates. And with President Sheldon Levy dead set on the Master Plan, will Ryerson University sit empty? News editor Lee Richardson investigates

RYERSON CAMPUS WINS URBAN DESIGN AWARD

January 20, 2010

“I was extremely, extremely pleased and proud to see that our master plan won the highest award in the United States,” Sheldon Levy, Ryerson's President

MEDIA SCHOOL IN THE WORKS

January 14, 2009

Ryerson to team up with U of T and Waterloo to launch new program.

HARD ECONOMIC TIMES SLOW DOWN MASTER PLAN

October 29, 2008

With Ontario’s $500 million deficit, President Sheldon Levy said raising funds for the new Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing building will be difficult.

Business & Technology Editorial

EYE-NALYSIS: MAYBE A MED SCHOOL ISN’T A CRAZY IDEA

October 22, 2008

Sheldon Levy is looking to bring Ryerson into the big leagues. And you can’t get any bigger than boasting your campus plays host to a medical school.

Editorial Features

THE EYE’S TAKE: SHELDON LEVY IS WORTH THE RISK

October 15, 2008

Sheldon Levy is everything Lajeunesse wasn’t. Soft-spoken and grandfatherly, Ryerson’s current president has charmed everyone.

DON’T FUCK THIS UP

In 2000, Santiago Calatrava unveiled the most ambitious building project in Ryerson's history. His design for the new engineering building included glassed-in hallways, a multi-storey courtyard and a serpentine, 33-floor tower.