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Saskatchewan tops Dalhousie in first consolation game

fter a comeback win against the Dalhousie Tigers 90-79, the Saskatchewan Huskies can walk away satisfied with their efforts, moving on to the consolation final on Saturday

Wynne introduces policy to address sex assault

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s action plan to combat sexual violence and harassment is a triumph for students, said Pascale Diverlus, RSU's VP equity

Canadian basketball experts share knowledge at MAC

The Toronto Huskies hosted the New York Knickerbockers at Maple Leaf Gardens for the first NBA game, ever

Ottawa survives close call against Bishop’s in overtime

What should have been an easy matchup for the Ottawa Gee-Gees turned into an instant thriller an almost upset for the Bishop’s Gaiters. It took overtime, but the Gee-Gees were able to grind their way to a 91-85 victory to move on to the semi-finals of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport.

Rams advance to CIS Final Four

After an 82-68 win over the Windsor Lancers, the Ryerson Rams’ championship hopes are alive and well.

War documentarian visits Ryerson

The International Issues Discussion (IID) series presented its sixth lecture of the year Wednesday night, this time featuring war documentarian Patrick Reed.

Women’s basketball loses to UBC at CIS Final 8

The number-two ranked University of British Columbia Thunderbirds defeated the Ryerson women’s basketball team 81-59 at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Final 8 in Quebec City.

Business & Technology

A winning challenge brings new challenge: Kenya

A project aiming to improve the economy in Dago, Kenya, has won a team of Ryerson students the regional championship in the Scotiabank EcoLiving Green Challenge.

Victoria gets by Dalhousie by one point

The Dalhousie Tigers miracle run to a national championship was ended by the Victoria Vikes, 57-56, at the Mattamy Athletic Centre Thursday afternoon.

Carleton Ravens take opening game vs Saskatchewan Huskies

CIS Men’s Final 8 kicked off today at the Mattamy Athletic Centre in downtown Toronto. The tilt saw the top seeded Carleton Ravens taking on the bottom seeded Saskatchewan Huskies, 90-50.

Ryerson President Sheldon Levy will be staying at the university for up to two more years.

UPDATE: President Sheldon Levy not leaving Rye

A 13-person presidential search committee, a company self-described as “one of the world’s leading global executive search and leadership consulting firms” and 13 months of searching couldn’t find a replacement for Ryerson President Sheldon Levy.

The ultimate milkshake review

Breaking: You don’t have to be six years old to enjoy a milkshake.

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