Month: March 2019

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Rye had hours to prep for announcement of cuts to Brampton campus, law school

This year, the provincial government announced they would no longer fund Ryerson's campus expansion or make its law school eligible for OSAP

Business & Technology

App of the Week: Beep

Beep keeps track of expiry dates for your food

Ryerson campus revitalization officially underway

“You cannot do construction of the on this scale without disrupting the way people get around"

RU-Pass meetings stalled with TTC, future uncertain

It's unclear whether or not the agreement has to be finalized by a specific date to qualify as a mandatory fee

Students say mental health services need improvement

“It was not easy to use in my experience, if anything, the stress of it made me feel worse,” said a third-year student

Ryerson could get more gross

We set out to swab test 10 public and frequently used surfaces on campus

Business & Technology

Heart stopping tech: Biomed students building ECGs from scratch

The project was completed in professor Karthi Umapathy’s biomedical instrumentation class with a timeline of only four weeks

Even if you want to stop freelancing, you probably won’t be able to

Short-term work is on the rise, and even if we wanted to escape it, the workforce won't let us

Latinx community discuss settlement in Canada

Faculty, alumni and staff discussed how to overcome the challenges of settling in Canada from Latin American countries

Ryerson is Canada’s Top Diversity Employer… again?

Past events in the last few year questions whether the school deserves their fifth top diversity employer award

Getting to the point: The ascendence of Ryerson’s fencing team

At Ryerson, fencing has emerged as one of the more successful sports on the individual and team level

On the right track: The rise of Ryerson track and field

Being on the track and field team has its fair share of difficulties. Ryerson does not own a track (and no, the RAC doesn’t count)

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