Black American protests come to light in new Ryerson exhibit
January 19, 2017
The goal of this exhibit is to contextualize the imagery of historical events by way of music, photographs and video
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Circle the date: Ryerson’s top remaining regular season games
January 19, 2017
We examined the most important regular-season games remaining for Ryerson’s varsity teams
The Canadian Federation of Students purchases 15 anti-CFS URL names
January 19, 2017
By Alanna Rizza The Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) has purchased 15 anti-CFS domain names, according to The Varsity. The CFS purchased the domaine names in 2008 and 2013. The domain names were registered to it@cfs-services.ca and Anna Dubinski, the CFS’ national treasurer from 2014 to 2016. The Varsity also reported that this was revealed from […]
New yoga class offered for those impacted by sexual violence
January 18, 2017
Ryerson introduced the first Self-healing Through Yoga and Art session this week
Ryerson students create the pneumatic experience with art instillation
January 18, 2017
A live DJ, beer and a giant, inflatable installation replaced the rows of pews and quiet meditation inside the church of the Holy Trinity on Jan. 16
New criminology graduate program will focus on social justice
January 18, 2017
“We are still in the process of finalizing some formalities and will be soon ready to receive the first applications”
Can these Rye students make a national university athletic network?
January 18, 2017
After its official launch on January 1, CUSN
Ryerson launches 10-year plan to improve its food services
January 18, 2017
Today a survey was launched, as the first part of the new plan
Online overload can make students anxious and stressed
January 17, 2017
Some people would rather give up sex than their smartphones, but spending too much time online may be causing you stress
Ontario Government to include mature students in free tuition through OSAP
January 17, 2017
Mature students, also called adult learners, who earn under $50,000 annually are eligible for free tuition for undergraduate and graduate programs
Writers come together at Sister Writes to use their craft as catharsis
January 17, 2017
The packed art gallery falls silent. “Don’t touch me,” she cries, her red curls shaking with her voice
Matthew Robertson remembered for his compassion and creativity
January 17, 2017
Since Grade 12, Robertson wanted to go into the film studies program at Ryerson. His classmates remember his various skills and his willingness to help with their projects
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