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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.

Multimedia Video

VIDEO: student reactions to CIS finals

The Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) final eight men's basketball tournament is being held at Ryerson March 12-15

Trash to treasure for ‘Brian’

A landfill worker in Hamilton has won more than $400,000 worth of Tim Hortons “RRRoll Up the Rim to Win” prizes in the last month, confirming that every unrolled, discarded cup is a winner.

Stephen Harper’s dress warfare

The Prime Minister’s office distanced itself yesterday from the disappearance of outspoken gold and white activist Don Cherry.

CIS Hands Out End of Year Men’s Basketball Awards

After months of promotion, the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Final 8 Tournament kicked off Wednesday night with the CIS All-Canadian Awards Gala.

Business & Technology

Zone to launch for engineering and entrepreneurship

Engineering students now have the opportunity to combine technical skills with entrepreneurialism to create startup companies.

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

Thirteen months later, baloney

What do you get when you combine a group of grown and capable adults, assign them to a task and pair them up with a professional organization that just so happens to charge a lot of money to assist with that specific task?

RSU to present budget to board

For months Ryerson Students' Union (RSU) Vice-President Education Jesse Root has been meeting with Ryerson financial administration and licensed economists

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