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Women’s curling primer: upstart Rams relying on heart and hunger at U Sports championship

In just its second season of operation, Ryerson’s curling program has already produced a team that has earned the right to play for a national title

Ryerson Engineering Student Society 2017 election results

The results are in for the RESS 2017 elections.

Ryerson Arts Society 2017 elections results

Here are the incoming RAS executives for the 2017-2018 academic year

Women’s volleyball U Sports primer: host Rams enter nationals as underdogs

“I hope what you’re going to see is an aggressive team, a spirited team that’s taking risks—in serving, attacking, blocking and defence—and having the confidence to pull it off”

A wall which has a sign of the name "CESAR" and signs, such as one reading "Keep calm and submit an appeal"

CESAR 2017 election results announced

Here are the newly elected CESAR Board of Directors for the 2017-2018 academic year

A bag of chips filled with microchips

Drinkable miracle microchips will help you pass your midterms

Satire: the “drinkable course microchips” have been a blessing to students ever since they got on the market, but professors are not so content

A girl stands in the middle of a crowd happily holding a $5 bill

Girl finds $5, plans lavish party

Satire: Raiz will be hosting a block party on Gould Street on March 17 in honour of “my 1/16 Irish heritage” for St. Patrick’s Day

Incorporating the Hijab into the everyday:Youtubers visit Ryerson fashion program

The duo explains the importance of a "bad Hijab day" in the midst of their presentation about appreciation

Student medical certificates aren’t as useful as Ryerson makes them out to be. PHOTO: DEVIN JONES

Academic accommodation services move online for the summer

Ryerson’s academic accommodation services are moving online for the summer to see how well the system runs

Campus News Indigenous

Rye makes promises to Black Liberation Collective and Indigenous Students Rising

"While we have some recommendations to give in relation to these proposed commitments, we do see these as a beginning of a genuine relationship in this process"

Justice Gregory Regis graduated from Rye in 1977. PHOTO COURTESY: RYERSON UNIVERSITY

Next steps made towards creating Rye law school

Ryerson has appointed the honourable Justice Gregory Regis—a high-profile judge in the Toronto law community—as a one-year visiting professor for Ryerson’s new law school, cementing next steps for the project

The Real Pigeons of Ryerson University. Photo: Sierra Bellmore

Alleged pigeon gangs ruffle some feathers on campus

Satire: the student explained how the pigeon followed him all the way down Gould Street, with more and more pigeons gathering behind it

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