Year: 2013

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New media finds new home alongside RTA

School plans to merge new media with RTA to create a whole new creative arts program

Harper Government partners with Rye

The Harper government has partnered up with Ryerson to provide $1.5 million in funding for a professor's work in the Dominican Republic.

Library budget woes unaddressed

Ryerson's library cannot acquire new resources unless the school provides permanent funding, an employee at the library said

Go Home if you think print is dead

Second-year Ryerson student and friend produce and sell their own magazine

Rye nets thousands from OneCard losses

Ryerson banks some serious cash when you lose that piece of plastic you got in first year

Journalism school’s magazine cut to one issue a year

As the RRJ celebrates its 30th year in circulation, the journalism school's magazine will toast to change

Men’s issues: it’s complicated

Would a campus men’s group end up like every other male-dominated space?

Senate approves sport media BA

A new program in RTA will give students a unique shot at sports broadcasting

Slates split senate, board seats

Student union affiliates have secured spots at Ryerson's top academic body, but are left out of operational discussions

Case of space

Students looking for a place to study, snack or socialize can turn to empty classrooms in the Victoria Street building thanks to a pilot project for pop-up study spaces

The name game

Jameel McNeil changed his name after airport security questioned him when he was 13

Shuffle up and deal: Prof in Vegas

A Ryerson criminal justice professor played at the 2012 World Series of Poker — a sporting event with the largest prize pool in the world

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