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Rye forms group to review Indigenous recommendations

The recommendations will ensure that action is taken in terms of the truth and reconciliation report, and changes are implemente said Ryerson Elder and traditional counsellor Joanne Dallaire

A Conversation Beyond Abortion: Loretta Ross visits Ryerson

Human rights leader, activist, author and speaker Loretta Ross spoke at Ryerson Friday at “Celebrating Women's Voices: Beyond Politics of Choice”

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TTC staff to propose a $70 U-Pass at upcoming board meeting

A report released on Tuesday indicated TTC staff will be proposing a $70 discounted monthly transit pass at their March 20 board meeting

Rams defeat Alberta to win U SPORTS national championship

The Ryerson Rams women's volleyball team have won the national championship, defeating the Alberta Golden Pandas in four sets

Live From the Archives: Early Bird

Early Bird preforms.

Rams upset top-seeded Calgary Dinos to advance to U Sports gold medal game

The Ryerson Rams women's volleyball are advancing to the championship game after a win over the Calgary Dinos

Ryerson wins first game at nationals to advance to U Sports semifinal

Ryerson will play the University of Calgary Dinos Saturday night with a birth in the U Sports finals up for grabs

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Campus News Multimedia Podcasts The Ear-opener

The Earopener, Episode 8: Bed bugs bite at Ryerson

As Ryerson tries to squash its bug problem, host Michael D'Alimonte interviews Phillips and Eye reporter Brent Smyth about covering the creepy crawlies.

Two signs with the word "choice: on them, pointing in different directions.

Elections Ontario tries to reach younger voters

Ontario's voter turnout rate is the worst in Canada, so Elections Ontario is making it easier for youth to register to vote in the June election

Exhibit puts women war artists at the forefront

A new exhibit at the Modern Literature and Culture Research Centre is shining the spotlight on the forgotten work of the female artists during the First World War

Ryerson students’ intersectional film aims to change perspective of mental health

Two RTA students’ upcoming film aims to change the perspective and conversation around mental health, especially for people of colour

Ryerson’s new meal plan

This fall, Ryerson will be implanting a new “all-you-can-eat” meal plan. We asked current resident students their thoughts!

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