Author: Editor In Chief

Page 194/265

Paramount Fine Foods CEO Mohamad Fakih. Courtesy: Candace May Photography

Rye Lifeline Syria partners with Paramount Fine Foods

Middle Eastern food company Paramount Fine Foods and Ryerson University’s Lifeline Syria Challenge (RULSC) are working together to employ 100 Syrian refugees with the help of Magnet.

Viktoria Bitto (left) and Jenna Davies. PHOTO: Alanna Rizza

Rye student forms sexual assault coalition

A Ryerson student has spearheaded a sexual assault support group in response to the Jian Ghomeshi verdict.

Briefs & groaners

Find out all the crazy news on campus this week.

Multimedia Photos

You are where you live

After going on exchange from Toronto to Mumbai, there’s a lot that I learned about people who live in big cities.

PHOTO: Sierra Bein

Lachemi named Ryerson’s new president

Mohamed Lachemi — Ryerson's interim president and former provost and vice-president academic — was named the university's new president and vice-chancellor

The “funky” socks in question. PHOTO: Jake Scott

Funky socks cause office controversy

A company is facing a lawsuit after an employee was fired for wearing “funky” socks to work.

A man who isn’t afraid to own his emotions. PHOTO: Jake Scott

How to have a good, long cry

It’s important to be good at crying, because if you’re an emotional wreck like me, you’ll spend a lot of time weeping dramatically.

BlueDot started mapping out the Zika Virus in 2015. PHOTO: DOUGLAS FERNANDES/FLICKR

Business & Technology

Rye students mapping out Zika virus

Ryerson students are working with the organization BlueDot to map the spread of infectious diseases such as the Zika virus.

The coach of the year

To outsiders his task seemed insurmountable: step in as head coach for a team that just last season won their place as the third best team in the country under the guidance of legendary coach Roy Rana.

Business & Technology

App of the Week: Strava

The hardest part about exercising is getting started; TV marathons and Kraft Dinner seems like a much better alternative to jogging. But Strava can help you out.

Lack of multi-faith prayer space still an issue

It took nine years for the Ryerson Muslim Students’ Association (RMSA) to get a temporary multi-faith prayer space in the Ted Rogers School of Management (TRSM) and it’s still only temporary.

The DMZ. PHOTO: MURALI BADRI

Premier Kathleen Wynne comes to DMZ to discuss new tuition model in Ontario Budget

Kathleen Wynne was at the Digital Media Zone (DMZ) on March 15 to discuss the new Ontario government's tuition grant model with representatives from the country's largest student advocacy groups.

...

...