Poem: Period Tracker
December 1, 2020
On the 22nd of each month my period tracker application reminds me, “Your cycle is starting”
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Former RSU staff member speaks out about termination
November 30, 2020
In her testimony, former campus groups coordinator Dawn Murray said she feels ‘betrayed and mistreated’ by the RSU
International students struggling to meet current requirements for permanent residency
November 30, 2020
What's needed is immediate changes from Minister of Immigration Marco Mendicino, students say
Three trans and non-binary creatives to follow instead of J.K Rowling
November 29, 2020
Trans writers, filmmakers and artists are reimagining narratives around gender identity and beyond
Business & TechnologyCampus News
Canadians’ social media data not stored in country, study finds
November 28, 2020
Researchers strongly believe Canadians ought to have control over where their personal data are stored
Rye international students permitted to travel to Canada after weeks of waiting
November 28, 2020
The university’s COVID-19 readiness plan was approved by the government on Nov. 17
Questions raised on RSU’s efforts to support Indigenous students’ demand to remove Egerton statue
November 27, 2020
An hour-long debate saw the BoD agree to draft its own letter to lobby the university to remove the statue on Gould Street
OP-ED: The RSU is ours to fix
November 27, 2020
BOG member David Jardine writes that a better students' union is attainable, but students have to fight for it
UPDATE: Students say RSU ‘has failed’ after C3SVS layoffs
November 26, 2020
RSU president Ali Yousaf says the employees ‘should’ve been terminated right away’
RSU BoD meeting addresses full-time staff layoffs, statue removal, unallocated budgetary funds
November 25, 2020
RSU prez Ali Yousaf discussed ‘fake propaganda’ around claims the RSU is ‘abandoning students’
How is Ryerson supporting students affected by the Neill-Wycik fire?
November 24, 2020
Emergency needs for students are being assessed from person to person as some face displacement and food insecurity
Ryerson and UofT professors are researching how AI could change refugee law
November 24, 2020
Ryerson law professor Hilary Evans Cameron hopes the project has the potential to “do some good”
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