Author: Editor In Chief

Page 275/487

RSU terminates general manager position

And that was just day one!

The Egerton Ryerson statue. FILE PHOTOThe Egerton Ryerson statue. FILE PHOTO

Ryerson is discussing the possibility of removing the Egerton Ryerson statue

Ryerson University had a meeting this month to discuss the possibility of removing the statue of Egerton Ryerson

Ryerson community raises $20,000 for instructor injured in Toronto van rampage

Amir Kiumarsi, a chemistry instructor at Ryerson’s Chang School of Continuing Education, is recovering in the intensive care unit at Sunnybrook Hospital after being struck by a van that mowed down pedestrians in Toronto’s north end on April 23

Ryerson Board of Governors approves U-Pass, referendum to come in the fall

Full-time Ryerson students will now vote on the implementation of a $70 TTC transit pass in the fall semester

Ryerson business grad dead after north Toronto van rampage

Anne Marie D'Amico was the first victim of the rampage to be publicly identified

Ryerson campus is shown.

Ontario government approves Ryerson campus in Brampton

The final project is expected to be complete in September of 2020

What’s next for Rams volleyball star Julie Longman?

Now that her career is over, Ryerson Rams women's volleyball star Julie Longman dives into what her future can hold

An illustrated eye looks left

The Earopener, Episode 11: Five years of Ryerson history with Eyeopener-in-Chief Sierra Bein

All good things must come to an end, and the inaugural semester of The Ear-opener is no different. In his last episode as host, the golden-voiced Michael D'Alimonte looks back with Eyeopener Editor-in-Chief Sierra Bein on Ryerson's last five years

How Kevin Krasnowski guided the Rams men’s hockey program to relevance

Here's the story of how Kevin Krasnowski transformed the Ryerson Rams men's hockey program from second-rate to OUA threat

Eyechat – Shady Scripts, Elections and Seriously Affordable Transit

This week on Eyechat, our panel talked about some of the stories from last semester that you may have missed.

Mass Exodus 2018 curated show takes a moment to unplug

Celebrating its 30th year, Mass Exodus' curated show took a break from technology to give its designers diverse collections full attention

Mass Exodus 2018 put experimental collections at the forefront

The 30th Mass Exodus fashion show came to a close on Friday night, where students planned and produced all components of the event, thriving fashion student all made their grand exit

...

...