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Pedestrian struck by taxi at Gould and Church

A woman said to be in her 80s was struck by a taxi at the corner of Gould and Church streets, and escorted to the hospital just after noon Friday.

Why so serious?

While universities like to stress that the “student” part of student-athlete comes first, that’s rarely the case for the ones actually playing. OUA All-star Chelsea Briscoe puts her sport first, and is serious about leading the women’s volleyball program to where it’s never been.

Stay on top of exam stress

How to stay healthy — both mentally and physically — during finals

Easy Study Snacks

Melissa Danchak brings you some tasty alternatives to the late-night chip binges

Communities Multimedia Video

Blue & Gold Ball recap

On Thursday, March 28, Ryerson hosted the Blue and Gold Ball at the Mattamy Athletic Centre. The Eyeopener sent a crack team that was totally sober to cover the whole affair. Emma Prestwich reports. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyhVj804hII[/youtube]

Water main break closes Jorgenson Hall

Students and staff in Ryerson’s Jorgenson Hall were evacuated Thursday as a water main break on the corner of Yonge and Gerrard streets left the building without water.

Sunshine List reveals Rye’s top pay grades

Ontario’s Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act brings you the Sunshine List, a magical document that shows how much cash Rye’s folks get paid

Accommodation policy gets flak

Un-cooperative instructors have been deemed one of the major obstacles to accommodation for Ryerson students with disabilities

Sunshine Lists and future concerns

In which the EIC’s final opinion piece is a quasi-jeremiad concerning the media

Government busts a tuition cap

Ontario has limited tuition increases to three per cent

Giving Ryerson a grade

We subjectively grade the usual suspects on their work this past year

IMA in review

The glitz and glamour of the image arts building’s gallery has overshadowed some students’ concerns

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