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Meeting in the Middle (East)

Two opposing Middle East movements are hitting Ryerson’s campus this week

Briefs & Groaners

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

The next level in student activism

Tens of thousands of university and college students across Quebec have abandoned their classrooms in an attempt to pressure their government over planned tuition hikes

Alumni back at Rye

Ryerson students fretting about life after university can take advice from graduates that were once in their positions at the sixth annual Alumni Expo on March 7

The future is bright

If you’re in an arts program, chances are you’ve had someone ask you the dreaded question — so what are you going to do with that?

Business & Technology

Your thoughts aren’t always your own

Students may be shocked to find out that they have limited legal rights over projects, research, papers and artistic works created as coursework throughout their studies

Ramvolution

By Gabriel Lee Sports Editor When the Ryerson Rams men’s basketball team defeated the Lakehead Wolves, 86-70, in the OUA semi-finals Friday night, head coach Roy Rana reacted very uncharacteristically to the win.

Goodbye Kerr Hall, hello MLG

With most of Ryerson’s varsity teams set to move into the Peter Gilgan Center upon its completion later this year, Chris Babic takes a look back at the legacy Kerr Hall leaves behind

A dog’s snake robot called CAT (seriously)

Ryerson NCART had the chance to test out out their emergency response technology last weekend

The Sex Smith: Bi the way…

Women: they’re sexy, sensual, and in my experience, pretty good kissers

Celebrating women

International Women’s Day, annually celebrated on March 8, is a day to inspire and recognize women across the globe

Bringing communities together — virtually

People worry that our society’s increased dependence on technology will create a tech-savvy yet anti-social generation and a new study from Ericsson ConsumerLab seems to back that up

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