Here’s how Ryerson would handle a COVID-19 outbreak on campus
October 10, 2020
There have been reports of large gatherings taking place in residence buildings at Ryerson
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Kosher meals now being offered at Ryerson’s Hub Café
November 12, 2019
Kosher refers to food that complies with the dietary standards of traditional Jewish law.
Rye students report purchasing expired and uncooked foods
October 1, 2019
One student reported that their chicken had “not been cooked fully” and was “pink in the middle” at Pitman Hall
Hub mislabels Halal stew made with wine
March 19, 2019
"She didn’t seem to understand the problem until I explicitly said that Muslims do not consume alcohol,” said a third-year student
How will the new Canada Food Guide impact Ryerson eateries?
February 20, 2019
Ryerson Eats called the new food guide a step in the right direction
Ryerson introduces new OneCard eAccounts
January 26, 2019
This is the first time that Ryerson has offered these functions online
Many public microwaves on campus don’t actually work
September 24, 2018
A Pizza Pops investigation by The Eye found that more than a third of microwaves on campus don't work—and almost all of them need to be cleaned
Goodbye RCC Bridge Tim Hortons kiosk, Hello All-You-Can-Eat Meal Plan
September 19, 2018
The coffee stand between Kerr Hall and the RCC bridge is getting torn down. But hey, at least there are more options for vegan students in the Pitman Hall cafeteria now
Why Ryerson and Tim Hortons will never be getting back together — like ever
March 6, 2018
The Eyeopener has obtained evidence of the following 10 reasons why Ryerson dumped Tim Hortons
Ryerson cuts ties with Tim Hortons and looks to switch to all-you-can-eat meal plan
March 1, 2018
Ryerson will also be creating their own coffee brand to replace Tim Hortons
Made with love: Eating my late mother’s leftovers
November 21, 2017
Before my mom died, she made sure to stock the freezer
Munchies when you have the munchies
November 21, 2017
If you’re high, that means you’ve already spent money to get yourself there. So what’s the harm in spending a few more bucks to calm your munchies?
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