Month: March 2018

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Potted planters alongside the curb in front of a Tim Hortons restaurant.

Planters installed on Victoria St.— community member seeks shelter elsewhere

On Wednesday, Toronto police services received a call about an "unwanted guest" in front of the Tim Hortons on Victoria St. Upon arrival, they located Jason—who has set up shelter in front of the store for the past several months

The Ear-opener Video

The Ear-Opener Episode 9 – Ryerson’s history of sexist sport names

Host Michael D’alimonte and Maggie Macintosh talk about sexist sport names. Shame, Ryerson.

An illustrated eye looks left

Sports The Ear-opener

The Ear-opener Ep 9: Ryettes, Lady Rams and Ryerson’s History of Sexist Sports Names

This week, host Michael D'Alimonte speaks with writer Maggie Macintosh on the not-so-great history of the women's sports team names

Smashing on campus

We take a look at a community brewing at the bottom of the RSU building, Super Smash!

What does it take to get RSU student group status?

Groups at Ryerson have the opportunity to apply for student group status with the RSU—but not every group gets approved

TRSM student leader gets into Ivey, ghosts everyone

“Listen, an Ivey kid could show up to a job interview with us, say nothing, take a dump on my desk, leave, and I’ll still hire them over literally anyone else"

Illustration of bedbugs.

Residences near Ryerson prepare for possible bed bugs

As Ryerson works to squash its bed bug problem, nearby residences prepare for the possibility of bugs invading students' rooms

Editorial Sports

Editorial: Looking back at Ryerson’s sports history

The managing editors of this year's sports issue write about how there's more to the story than what’s happening in athletics now

The rise of Smash Bros at Ryerson

The club found its first CRT TV on a street corner, carried it into the SCC, and put it down in the basement to “mark their territory"

Ryerson alumni are leaving their mark in Canadian women’s hockey

After helping to establish Ryerson’s hockey team, creating paths for more women to play university hockey, two Rye grads are doing the same thing at the professional level

How controversy struck when a Rye team was sponsored by a strip club 17 years ago

Nearly 17 years ago, a Ryerson intramural team was controversially sponsored by Filmores, a Dundas Street strip club

Rye students struggle with in-class academic accommodations

Some students are facing barriers in using or asking for academic accommodation directly in the classroom

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