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Provincial government caps tuition rise

The Ontario government is extending the 5 per cent tuition cap for another year. As a result, the 2012-13 tuition fees cannot go up more than that cap

Rye pushes new programs while funding remains

With an air of uncertainty surrounding the government’s continued funding for university growth, Ryerson is making it a priority to create and approve a number of new undergraduate programs

Strike could delay SLC

The Student Learning Centre (SLC) was supposed to break ground in mid-February, but currently all that stands beside the library on Yonge Street is an empty lot

Ryerson considers solar power

Although Ryerson has made vast urban renovations, renewable energy has been left in the dar

Stolen laptop returned by thief

A laptop and backpack stolen from a lab in the Rogers Communication Centre last Wednesday March 7 have been returned

Rye leads, city lags

In a city where women account for over 50 per cent of the population, they continue to be underrepresented in leadership roles

Briefs & Groaners

A roundup of some of the shadier — and just plain odd — things that happen around Ryerson’s downtown campus

Raising the stakes

University students are a high risk group for problem gambling

The Rams make history in Halifax

Ryerson’s men’s basketball team earned the first win in school history at the national championships by defeating the Concordia Stingers in the consolation bracket

Campaign makes spectacle at Rye

Before last week, most people didn’t know who Joseph Kony was. After a 30 minute campaign video was released about violence and injustices in Uganda, Kony is now a household name

The Sex Smith: techno-cheating

You’re angry. You’re lonely. You’re bored. You’re drunk. Four possible reasons why you recently picked up your phone and fired off a flirty message

He’s not your average Joe

A group of Ryerson graduates’ documentary film about Oakham House manager Joe Garisto is making waves at TVO Doc Studio contest

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