Concerns raised over tuition and mental health services at Ryerson budget consultations
March 12, 2021
Students say they’re worried about stagnant tuition fees and limited mental health resources
Author: Heidi Lee
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Campus NewsCOVID-19Student Politics
New, upcoming grads struggle to pay OSAP loans amid COVID-19 employment crisis
March 11, 2021
Students are demanding a deferral on student loan repayments and better services at the National Student Loan Service Centre
Engineering co-op students at Ryerson struggle to find placements amid COVID-19
March 10, 2021
Fewer opportunities available and higher competition has created difficulty for engineering co-op students
Ryerson Campus Master Plan suggests demolishing Kerr Hall
March 2, 2021
Rye president Mohamed Lachemi said replacing Kerr Hall with new buildings could potentially open up more space on campus
Faculty of Community Services Society receives referendum support from RSU in February BoD meeting; concerns raised around election
February 28, 2021
The number of faculty directors was decreased without a 30-day notice which breaches an RSU bylaw
RSU Food Box campaign to address food insecurity among students
February 12, 2021
RSU has offered 350 food boxes to students in its third round of deliveries
RSU execs running Centre for Safer Sex & Sexual Violence Support following layoffs
February 11, 2021
President Ali Yousaf said the RSU "is not happy" with the number of phone calls the Sexual Assault Survivor Support Line received
New affiliate group at Rye aims to raise awareness for wrongly convicted individuals
February 9, 2021
Innocence Ryerson is an affiliate group with Innocence Canada, a non-profit organization advocating for individuals convicted of crimes they didn’t commit
Business & TechnologyCampus NewsCOVID-19
RU Mine update to ensure connection within the Ryerson community
February 8, 2021
The update includes RU Friends for socialization and group chat features for classes or extracurriculars
Students on renting and subletting, lower apartment prices during COVID-19
February 8, 2021
For students who have an interest in renting, it’s a good time for them to start according to experts
Student food couriers struggle to make ends meet amid the COVID-19 pandemic
February 1, 2021
“If people didn’t pay me tips, I would be making less than minimum wage"
Residence imposes new COVID-19 protocols for students returning to Toronto
January 26, 2021
Students returning to residence following interprovincial travel are in isolation, in accordance with COVID-19 safety measures
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