Man charged with sexual assault near campus
January 12, 2016
Toronto police have arrested and charged a man after an alleged sexual assault steps from campus on Sunday.
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Ryerson to cancel select academic journal subscriptions due to costs
December 13, 2015
By Al Downham The Ryerson University Library & Archives (RULA) called for “sea change” Friday after announcing anticipations to cancel select academic journals over current subscription fees. In a press release, RULA encouraged advocacy against a “budget crisis” where journal publishers reap 40 per cent profit margins while academic libraries “cannot keep pace with the […]
Tuition fee motion ‘out of order’ at SAGM
December 1, 2015
The Reignite Ryerson movement opposing high tuition fees was met with disappointment when their motion was deemed “out of order” at the RSU Semi-Annual General Meeting
Pillowcase Survivors
November 17, 2015
A fourth-year film studies student speaks out her sexual assault in her thesis project
Perspectives of displacement
November 17, 2015
Members of the Assyrian Chaldean Syriac Students’ Union have been holding a fundraiser while attempting to emulate the life of displaced people in Iraq and Syria. Behdad Mahichi spent a night with them to gain a bit of their perspective
Reignite Ryerson left in the dark
November 17, 2015
After Reignite Ryerson’s latest accusation against RSU vice-president education Cormac McGee, it's become clear that nobody’s listening to the oppositional group
Racist Disney on Ice coming to Ryerson
November 3, 2015
Catch King Louie, Sebastian the crab, Jim Crow and Jasmine at the Mattamy Athletic Centre this week
Briefs & groaners
November 3, 2015
Your weekly recap of the strange and unusual things that happened on campus
All-gender & universal bathrooms coming to Ryerson
November 3, 2015
The Ryerson Trans Collective announced that the first and second floors of Oakham House will undergo renovations for all-gender bathrooms in December
Rye radio, The Scope, using funds from 2012
November 3, 2015
Former Ryerson radio station CKLN may be off the air, but the money it raised in student levies is being used to help The Scope with its AM and FM applications
Getting startup funding is risky business
October 27, 2015
The thought of starting up your own business can be enticing, but after you’ve found a marketable idea it’s time to talk money
‘Men’s issues’ group proposed
October 6, 2015
The Ryerson student who plans to start a “men’s issues awareness” group on campus is beginning the process to get recognized by the students’ union
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