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Deregulation may be examined in the fall

More than 800 computer science and engineering students would be affected if the school chose to deregulate tuition fees

Corporate presence rising on campus

It's a perfect marriage. Universities get donations while firms receive tax breaks. But before schools buy into the corporate pitch, issues surrounding academic freedom, ethics and control have to be sorted out.

Surviving the funding game

Jon Dellandrea sat across from me, his lanky frame towering over the chair and table set up at the posh hotel’s club room. U of T’s chief development officer — the university’s funding head — offered me a cup of tea, which I declined, as I’d just come in from the 33 Celcius degree heat from outside.

School to replace security firm

By Caroline Alphonso Ryerson will bring a less expensive security company on board in April after its current firm’s contract expires. Intercon Security, which has been at the school for 24 years, isn’t getting its contract renewed because the school can’t afford the $200,000 a year increase the company asked for, said Janet Mays, director […]

Union organizer shares solidarity message

Debora De Angelis, who unionized her Suzy Shier store in 1995, says unions can help young people in their retail jobs

Province to invest $375M in nursing

Health Minister Elizabeth Witmer at Ryerson to announce plans to hire more nurses

Opera like you’ve never seen it before

Oakham House Choir performs at the Ford Centre for the Performing Arts

Almost ready to wear

Two Ryerson fashion students reach Canadian finals in Smirnoff International Student Fashion Awards

Ryerson signs contract with Coca-Cola

University inks five-year preferred vendor deal with beverage company; some money will go toward scholarships and paying school's debt

Young band members March to indie beat

Despite frustrations with the indie scene, Ryerson student Paul Mancini plays on

Students serve up dance delights

Choreographic Workshop '99 has everything from improv to ice cream

V.p.-elect to address poster defacing allegation

Election procedures committee investigating RyeSAC's Jennifer Long

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