Year: 2017

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Ryerson students create the pneumatic experience with art instillation

January 18, 2017

A live DJ, beer and a giant, inflatable installation replaced the rows of pews and quiet meditation inside the church of the Holy Trinity on Jan. 16

Ryerson campus. FILE PHOTO

New criminology graduate program will focus on social justice

January 18, 2017

“We are still in the process of finalizing some formalities and will be soon ready to receive the first applications”

Can these Rye students make a national university athletic network?

January 18, 2017

After its official launch on January 1, CUSN

Two cooks prepare food.

Ryerson launches 10-year plan to improve its food services

January 18, 2017

Today a survey was launched, as the first part of the new plan

A man lies on the grown looking scared and confused. He is surrounded by phones and laptops.

Business & Technology

Online overload can make students anxious and stressed

January 17, 2017

Some people would rather give up sex than their smartphones, but spending too much time online may be causing you stress

The ministry of advanced education and skills development is currently working on OSAP transparency and accessibility.

Ontario Government to include mature students in free tuition through OSAP

January 17, 2017

Mature students, also called adult learners, who earn under $50,000 annually are eligible for free tuition for undergraduate and graduate programs

Writers come together at Sister Writes to use their craft as catharsis

January 17, 2017

The packed art gallery falls silent. “Don’t touch me,” she cries, her red curls shaking with her voice

PHOTO COURTESY Marissa Bergougnou

Matthew Robertson remembered for his compassion and creativity

January 17, 2017

Since Grade 12, Robertson wanted to go into the film studies program at Ryerson. His classmates remember his various skills and his willingness to help with their projects

Meta. PHOTO: Keith Capstick

Editorial: “Think for yourself, because no one else can do it for you”

January 17, 2017

An important part of the news is to analyze it—to think about it critically, and to understand how it affects different people in different ways

Former RAS president Nikita Jariwala was called to resign on Dec. 1. PHOTO COURTESY FACEBOOK

Ryerson Arts Society regroups after overthrowing president

January 17, 2017

After Jariwala was called to resign as president from the RAS on Dec. 1, the board voted on appointing their vice-president finance, Axel Smith, as president

Former RSU employee Michael Verticchio claims union owes him $40,000

January 17, 2017

After 10 years of working for the Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU), Michael Verticchio said the union is refusing to pay him about $40,000

A boy, a basketball and a dream. PHOTO Keith Capstick

Ryerson student drops out of school to pursue true dreams

January 17, 2017

He says he was inspired by Steve Jobs, LeBron James and Albert Einstein

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