Rye’s Brookfield Institute providing grant to moms working as entrepreneurs
March 26, 2019
The Childcare Support Pilot for Female Entrepreneurs will help initiate free childcare for those in the workplace
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The sky is[n’t] the limit: team of Rye students building flying car
March 26, 2019
The +30-people team, Ryerson Helium, is entering their vehicle into Boeing's GoFly challenge, with $2 million in prizes up for grabs
This IMA grad is photographing the quirky couches of Toronto
March 26, 2019
Adam Coish is trying to address the lack of diversity in his couch series
Rye Science Prof teams up with FCAD to fight cancer
March 26, 2019
Colliding science with the arts: Julia Mastroianni has the story on the women-led team researching surviving cancerous cells
Mass Exodus 2019: Cassidy LeBlond makes officewear with a colourful twist
March 26, 2019
Inspired by the colourful world of Wes Anderson films, Cassidy LeBlond’s collection takes a playful and sustainable twist on officewear
Ryerson Anime Club members are embracing the term ‘weeb’
March 26, 2019
The club offers social events and programming for anime fans that are usually "pretty introverted"
Students win $25,000 in entrepreneurship case competition
March 22, 2019
The Slaight New Venture Competition is an annual event that aims to foster entrepreneurship by offering two winners prize money
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The Earopener, Episode 31: Is Dance a sport?
March 21, 2019
This week on The Ear-opener, Jemma Dooreleyers discusses the inner world of dance—and whether or not it’s a sport
No students show up to RSU town hall
March 21, 2019
The event was planned as a space to discuss financial transparency, OSAP and the Student Choice Initiative
Students lack support to promote Black history month at Rye
March 21, 2019
Looking back, student organizers say Black history month should've had more support from faculty and administration
Here’s what happened at the March RSU board of directors meeting
March 21, 2019
"This is the furthest this union has ever got to slate reform in a long time," the chair said
Students walk out of class to protest tuition changes, cuts to OSAP
March 20, 2019
“[The provincial government] would rather have us neck deep in debt when we graduate"
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