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Entranced with sound and vibrations: a visual album

October 17, 2017

TRANCE is a student-funded project telling the story of a deaf dancer, Clementine, who relearns to dance by feeling the vibrations of the music and picking up minor tones and frequencies

Business & Technology

Ryerson Robotics team looking for life on Mars

October 17, 2017

The Ryerson Rams Robotic team is working to construct a rover which they say can detect signs of life on Mars

Levitating, narcoleptic student zombies are taking over campus

October 17, 2017

Ryerson University police regret to inform you that an epidemic is spreading across campus, having claimed its first victim yesterday

Going back: Having a bachelor’s degree isn’t enough anymore

October 17, 2017

Kids are directed towards university at a young age and told it’s the only way to succeed out there in the “real world.” This pressure can result in kids hastily choosing a program without considering where it will lead them in the future

Getting things right

October 17, 2017

Specifically for journalism, equity training can help give the most basic understanding to really dense issues—but this goes for the people in the newsroom and outside the newsroom as well

Rye’s SRO review committee still not assembled

October 17, 2017

Ryerson has not yet established a committee to review the School Resource Officer program (SRO) review, according to President Mohamed Lachemi

What happens at Ryerson when you die?

October 17, 2017

Given Ryerson University’s extensive relationship with graduates that spans decades until their inevitable end, you may be surprised to learn that when an alumnus dies, nothing much really happens

New Parkside renovations cost $40 million

October 17, 2017

After a year filled with complaints about the quality of living at Parkside Student Residence, the building has undergone a major facelift–and all it took was new management and $40 million in renovations

Ryerson campus

Nursing students stuck in middle of college faculty strike

October 17, 2017

On Oct. 16, the Ontario Public Service Employee Union (OPSEU) representing professors, instructors, counsellors and librarians at 24 Ontario colleges marched to the picket line to mark the beginning of the strike

Ryerson baseball 2017 season roundup: ‘Our defence wasn’t up to par’

October 17, 2017

The Rams season-long defensive struggles came to a head in their brief playoff run. It was a performance that put the final nail in their fifth season as a program

Ryerson fastpitch 2017 season roundup: Big step taken with playoff debut

October 17, 2017

After ending the regular season with a 10-10 record, the Ryerson fastpitch team finished fifth in the Ontario Intercollegiate Women’s Fastpitch Association championship

International Voices: The cost of studying abroad

October 17, 2017

Minzi Wataoka left her mother in Nagoya, Japan in 2008 to come to Canada alone and pursue her studies

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