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Students involved in Creative School renaming process say they felt ignored

October 5, 2021

"I think they gave us a voice but I don't know how much they really listened to it," one student says

Study finds 3 in 10 Canadian families don’t have access to online classes at home

October 5, 2021

Racialized families were more than twice as likely to experience difficulty accessing a computer, or affording internet, while learning online

A monument beside a campus building in the shape of a circle

Campus News Indigenous

The process behind Ryerson’s new Indigenous ‘Ring’ installation on campus

October 5, 2021

This included several rounds of discussion with Indigenous groups, and the approval of Ryerson elders' and Indigenous leaders

illustration of two pairs of hands holding a book

Diversity Institute’s Study Buddy program helps marginalized students in school

October 5, 2021

By pairing students with tutors across the province, the program has facilitated the support of over 430 students

Centre for Free Expression to intervene in B.C. public interest standing case

September 28, 2021

The CFE's goal is to reaffirm the broadened scope of public interest standing to promote freedom of expression and equality in the justice system

A photo of Kiaras Gharabaghi, he is a middle-aged man with olive skin and a gray beard. He is bald and is wearing a blue and white plaid shirt. He is smiling slightly and looking into the camera.

Meet Ryerson’s new dean of Community Services

September 27, 2021

Kiaras Gharabaghi plans to promote academic collaboration and mental health

Silhouette of a female surrounded by colourful hair that has words written in it that say "neurodiversity", "confident" to name a few.

Neurodiverse Students’ Association created to support students with learning disabilities

September 22, 2021

The new student group aims to create community within a ‘neurotypical’ education system and raise awareness on neurodiversities

BREAKING: Winter 2022 international exchanges suspended

September 15, 2021

Outbound and inbound exchanges have been suspended and students will not be able to defer to 2023

Vials that say coronavirus vaccine.

Campus News COVID-19

Ryerson community members welcome new vaccine mandates

September 14, 2021

Some students and professors say vaccine mandates must be accompanied by stronger safety measures

Joshua Sealy-Harrington

Rye law prof stands with CAUT censure of U of T over hiring scandal

September 8, 2021

Joshua Sealy-Harrington declined an opportunity to guest lecture at the prestigious institution, citing suppression of speech criticizing Israel

Campus News COVID-19

UPDATE: Ryerson launches proof of vaccination submission portal

August 27, 2021

Proof of vaccination will be submitted through the RyersonSafe app or Health Screening webpage

Campus News Indigenous Student Politics

Timeline: A brief history of ‘X’ University

August 24, 2021

From the RSU's Colonialism 150 project to the creation of the Standing Strong Task Force, the Ryerson community has been talking about reconciliation for years.