Yonge fire investigation closes
January 12, 2011
A week of investigations over the fire that ravaged Yonge and Gould
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Student sues over health plan
January 12, 2011
By Jeff Lagerquist The Ryerson Students’ Union will appear in small claims court in early 2011 to determine if third-year engineering student and former RSU presidential candidate Mark Single is entitled to the $290 in his tuition fees allocated to the RSU Members’ Health and Dental Plan. “We plan to respond based on the policy […]
Rye gets government shaft
January 12, 2011
By Graham Slaughter The Ontario government has announced they will add 42,000 students to universities and colleges this year by building more classroom spaces. However, Ryerson received this funding last year for 319 more spots — less than one per cent of the new spaces. Ryerson received $16 million last year through the Knowledge Infrastructure […]
Playoff bound
January 12, 2011
The men’s voleyball team stays in the hunt for a playoff spot. Karen Quinto reports
A week of winter trysts
January 12, 2011
The weather may be cooling off, but that doesn’t mean your relationship has to.
Standoff closes Yonge
January 12, 2011
Two men being investigated for alleged firearm possession near Ryerson
Student dies in sleep over winter break
January 12, 2011
In her mother’s words, she lived tremendously. Over the winter break, fourth-year new media student Cristina Taborda had a seizure in her sleep and died on Dec. 7, 2010.
Briefs and Groaners
January 12, 2011
A roundup of some of the shadier — and just plain odd — things that happen around Ryerson’s downtown campus.
Go west in 2011
January 12, 2011
Arts & Life editor Gianluca Inglesi highlights some hotspots to check out in the new year
Chang School overcharges students $500
January 12, 2011
Full-time undergraduate students enrolling in night school courses at the Raymond G. Chang School are being hit up with an extra $500 in fees for each course they take.
Search slows for new rez
January 12, 2011
Developers leave Ryerson high and dry in search for a new residence partner
Taking over Gould Street
January 12, 2011
While police investigate how the historic former Empress Hotel was set ablaze, Ryerson President Sheldon Levy is busy planning to take over the property and turn it into Ryerson’s gateway. All that’s missing is the cash to do it. Features editor Mariana Ionova reports
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