Month: May 2017

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One-man film crew reps Rams at prestigious media awards

Every year, the Sports Media Awards recognize outstanding video production work done by college students across Canada and the U.S. The content selected ranges from live-game production to marketing campaigns, and the awards can act as a solid springboard for any student interested in working in sport media.

Students over summer: Ryerson film grad takes on Bowmanville zoo

Jessie Posthumus is taking on the controversial story about the Bowmanville Zoo in her new film Don't Shoot the Dog

After losing to Ryerson in last year’s OUA Final, Kellie Ring is powering the women’s basketball team’s title defence. PHOTO Izabella Balcerzak

Kellie Ring hopes to punch her ticket to Tokyo 2020

During her career, she has played in Montenegro, Chile and Mexico representing Canada. Soon, the former Ryerson standout hopes to add Tokyo to that list

Former Ryerson men’s hockey captain Michael Fine signs pro contract

Former Ryerson men’s hockey captain Michael Fine signed his first professional hockey contract in early May with the Esbjerg Energy in Denmark

Monib Baray PHOTO Keith Capstick

Ryerson eSports team competing for championship glory

The finals of the Collegiate Starleague (CSL), where hundreds of schools across North America join in competitive video gaming over the season, will take place in Scotiabank Theatre in downtown Toronto from May 12-14.

McMaster hires Patrick Tatham as men’s basketball head coach

Former Ryerson Rams coach Patrick Tatham has been hired as the head coach for McMaster's men's basketball team

Government to increase post-secondary mental health service funding by $6 million

The government of Ontario has announced that a $6 million funding increase will be given to mental health services for colleges and universities in the province.

A student works at their computer, you peer over their shoulder

Business & Technology

Phishing emails target students and alumni through Google Docs

Ryerson has confirmed in a statement that Google is aware of the problem and is working to resolve it

Ryerson campus. FILE PHOTO

Ryerson security investigating an alleged sexual assault following Facebook post

Ryerson security is investigating an alleged sexual assault on campus after an anonymous Facebook post was published

A padlock and chain wrapped around a keyboard.

Business & Technology

Ransomware attack on Ryerson computer

A Ryerson employee was sent an email, claiming it contained a failed delivery notice from FedEx. After the employee downloaded an attachment, ransomware was installed on the employee’s computer