Month: April 2012

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RSU to fight for tuition at AGM

Tuition fee increases and funding for graduate student associations will be among the issues discussed at the RSU's AGM

Briefs & Pantaloons

A roundup of some of the shadier — and just plain odd — things that happen around Ryerson’s downtown campus

Stories to keep an Eye on

As the school year comes to an end, the News Team gives you the heads up on a few developing stories as we approach the dog days of summer

Hide your cards, hide your numbers

Would you trust an email from your bank? One student landed in a pit of panic after doing just that

The problem with privacy

News Editor Carolyn Turgeon looks at how safe your information really is

Business & Technology

You’re an open (Face)book

Some employers are asking interviewees for Facebook passwords

The metamorphosis of the Ram

Since Ryerson was established as a university, its athletic programs have been overlooked

Graduates make art work

Despite stigmas surrounding arts-related degrees, many graduates face bright futures

Students take arts industries by storm

April, in Ryerson’s arts programs, is dominated by year-end art shows

Provincial budget proposes a cap on the victory lap

Taking on a fifth year of high school may no longer be an option, according to the proposed 2012 Ontario provincial budget

Crossing borders

Ryerson graduate Filipe Leite will be travelling 16,000 km on horseback, documenting his way through 12 countries over two years

Ryerson student rides for a dream

Biking from Toronto to Vancouver to raise awareness for the White Ribbon Campaign