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Alumna’s art personalizes political turmoil

The narrative documentary - broken into four parts - is an intimate memoir of Francisco Morales, Manuela's father, and how his politics led him to imprisonment and exile

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Robots take over MAC

Ryerson's Mattamy Athletic Centre hosted a different kind of athlete this weekend

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Ryerson’s got the power

A new Ryerson lab aims to study the distribution of power and conserve along the way

The centre of attention

Brendan Fitzgerald didn't know he had Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) until he was diagnosed for the second time

CIS final eight team preview

Here is a preview of all the teams attending this year's nationals, hosted by Ryerson.

Ryerson denies claims of “massive hidden surplus”

Ryerson has released a statement refuting claims made by the Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) and Continuing Education Students' Association at Ryerson (CESAR) about what it refers to as the university’s “massive hidden surplus.”

New media students create ‘light art’ at digiPlaySpace

Students from Ryerson’s RTA (radio and television arts) School of Media’s new media program created the “title-wall” piece for 2015’s Toronto International Film Festival Kids’ digiPlaySpace

Classic rock outfit wins Ryerson Battle of the Bands

A psychedelic rock group won Musicians@Ryerson’s third-annual Battle of the Bands Thursday

Ryerson women’s basketball falls short against powerhouse Windsor in championship game

In their first Ontario University Athletics (OUA) championship game the Ryerson women’s basketball team were in for a tough game against a more experienced Windsor Lancer squad.

Men’s basketball loses to Gee-Gee’s in bronze medal game

The Ryerson Rams hoped to bounce back after yesterday’s tough loss to Carleton University as they faced off against the Ottawa Gee-Gees in the Wilson Cup’s bronze medal game Saturday night. But instead, the Gee-Gees used a commanding second half performance to seal a 79-66 victory

Dissertations: Taraneh Etemadi

Who knew immigrating to Canada could end up being what inspires your future career? This is the case for Taraneh Etemadi, a 26-year-old master’s student at Ryerson University.

RSU takes part in International Women’s Day celebration

Almost 5000 gender rights supporters attended a rally, march, fair and after-party organized by the Ryerson Students’ Union [RSU] Saturday to celebrate International Women’s Day.

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