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2017-18 Preview: Rams men’s basketball look to win first national title

October 25, 2017

After falling a game short of gaining their first national championship, the Rams are looking to power through and make their strongest push yet

Starting the Rams women’s basketball season the ‘Wright’ way

October 25, 2017

Ryerson finished third on Oct. 22, but the tournament isn’t really about winners or losers, rebounds or three-pointers. It’s about remembering Darcel Wright, one of Ryerson’s best and brightest.

Business & Technology

App of the week: Climendo Basic

October 25, 2017

Find accurate forecast predictions with Climendo Basic. Available on Android and iOS, this app allows users to find weather predictions based on data from multiple sources

Ryerson campus

Rye grad accused of robbing banks in Alberta

October 25, 2017

A Radio and Television Arts graduate is facing robbery charges following multiple robbery incidents in Alberta

Photo of the FCAD creative innovation hub sign on Yonge Street.

FCAD creative zones to relocate under the same roof

October 25, 2017

The renovation of 110 Bond St. will allow all members of the Faculty of Communication and Design’s three creative zones to collaborate under the same roof this upcoming spring

Anti-choice activists are paid to protest on campus and in the GTA until 2030

October 24, 2017

As many as a dozen protesters are being paid to stand on Ryerson campus as part of a campaign to start discussion and debate on reproductive rights.

Choosing words wisely

October 24, 2017

Sometimes publications forget that we are able to make these calls. Our call is to say anti-choice

Five dollar food apparently really exciting

October 24, 2017

Last month, Warehouse Group announced that another El Furniture Warehouse bar would be opening soon at its new location, just steps from the Ryerson University campus and students are already waiting in line

Ted Rogers School of Management declares its independence

October 24, 2017

TedRexit, as it’s now called, passed overwhelmingly with 60 to 30 per cent of the votes on Friday. To be fair, 10 per cent of voters admitted they thought it was a joke

Staying alive as a Rohingya Muslim

October 24, 2017

A second-year science student tells her story of fleeing Myanmar as a Rohingya Muslim

Toronto Fire Services responded to the scene at 189 Mutual St. PHOTO SARAH KRICHEL

Toronto man faces arson charges

October 24, 2017

Toronto police are investigating a 27-year-old man in relation to a series of fires throughout the city–including on and around Ryerson campus. On Monday afternoon, the suspect was arrested in connection to a fire on Mutual Street and charged with arson and trespass related offences

How far away is Ryerson’s grad student union?

October 24, 2017

For many at the Ryerson Students’ Union, the establishment of a graduate student union has been a long time coming—but RSU president Susanne Nyaga says an independent union could still be almost two years away

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