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Rye charity event raises funds and hope for Nibinamik youth

Members of Toronto's Indigenous communities gathered in Ryerson University's Kerr Hall gymnasium raise funds for the youth of Nibinamik First Nation, who recently endured a youth suicide crisis

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Campus News RSU Student Politics

Discount university transit pass would cost under $80 per student

TTC staff have guaranteed a price point under $80 for a proposed monthly university transit pass, according to RSU vice president education Daniel Lis

Ryerson community members rally for action for Tina Fontaine

The unity rally, Toronto: Justice for Tina Fontaine, was held just over a week after a jury found Raymond Cormier, the 56-year-old man accused of the second-degree murder of the young Indigenous girl, not guilty

Scientific myths

We tested Ryerson students on their knowledge of various scientific myths

Masthead Munchies: Campus coffee test

The are a lot of places to get coffee on campus. We wanted to see is masthead could tell the difference.

Carleton crushes Ryerson’s OUA championship dreams

Ryerson took home OUA silver, but couldn't quite earn its third-straight Wilson Cup championship due to Carleton's relentless attack on Saturday night

Ryerson women’s volleyball advances to OUA Final Four

The Rams keep their undefeated year alive with an authoritative win over Waterloo

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RSU Student Politics

RSU candidate appealing disqualification, could win seat if successful

Two Unify candidates were disqualified from the RSU elections for campaigning in prohibited locations. If they successfully appeal, they win seats on the Board of Directors

Ryerson’s study habits

This week, we asked Ryerson students about their study habits. Happy midterms Ryerson!

RTA professor screens documentary to raise awareness on LGBTQ+ rights in Ukraine

Bociurkiw uses her art as a form of activism, which is why she says she was recently awarded Ryerson’s Knowledge Mobilization & Engagement Award

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Communities Multimedia Podcasts The Ear-opener

The Earopener, Episode 6: Where are Ryerson’s Black-Canadian history courses?

Host Michael D'Alimonte chats with reporter Lidia Abraha about the lack of Black-Canadian history courses at Ryerson

Graduate students want more from their students’ union. PHOTO: JAKE SCOTT

Campus News Student Politics

Ryerson pushing for separate graduate union

Ryerson’s own graduate student union independent from the RSU is the best way to meet the needs of Ryerson graduate students

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