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Arena evacuated before UBC semi-final game

The fifth place game at the CIS Final 8 tournament between the UBC Thunderbirds and the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees started off a bit later than anticipated on Saturday.

Ryerson to play Calgary in CIS Men’s Basketball Semifinal

The Ryerson Rams will be playing the University of Calgary at the CIS Men's Basketball Semifinal on Saturday night. We take a look ahead at the game.

Middle East and North Africa Studies Centre host launch event

Fifty-four years after Algerian independence, the country and its colonial war monuments were the subject of Ryerson’s Middle East and North Africa Studies Centre (MENA) launch event on Thursday.

Reality check

If you’re one of those iPhone-swindling, Starbucks-sipping, Gucci-bag-owning sons-of-lawyers, then you need to sit back and re-evaluate your life.

Business & Technology

Get hyped for Hyperloops

Get off your planes, trains and automobiles — the future is now, and its name is Hyperloop.

Panel discussion looks at modern impacts of colonialism

Examples of modern colonialism in Canada was discusses at a panel event at Ryerson on Tuesday night.

Rye prof recommended new senator by Liberal government

Ratna Omidvar, adjunct professor and founding executive director at Ryerson's global diversity exchange, is one of the new Liberal-recommended Senators

Rams win thriller 109-101 in overtime; advance to semifinals

After trailing for the entire game, Ryerson pulled ahead in overtime and defeated UBC 109-101.

Ryerson women’s basketball gets first win at nationals

The Ryerson Rams women’s basketball team won their first game of the Canadian Interuniversity Sports Championship Thursday night, defeating the University of Regina Cougars at the Richard J. Currie Center.

North by Northeast music and gaming conference will be hosted at Ted Rogers

Ryerson will be one of the venues for this year’s North by Northeast (NXNE) music and arts festival from June 15 to 19.

A look ahead to Ryerson vs. UBC

Ryerson is expected to bring home the CIS' top prize this weekend: a gold medal and a championship banner. But the quest begins with an uphill battle.

Campus News Communities

Ryerson expands on mental health training

Ryerson is expanding on its training to help faculty members accommodate students with mental health issues

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