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No quorum at RSU AGM

The Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) was adjourned early after failing to meet the 100 minimum students needed for quorum. After delaying the meeting on April 6 for nearly an hour, most motions were pushed back to the next fall meeting.

Box outside RCC not a threat

Police have determined the suspicious package outside the Rogers Communication Centre (RCC) is not a threat.

Eyeopener Click Picks: April 7

Technology that is too intelligent, advice for artists and alien politicians.

Video: Intramural basketball

The Monstars take on Fab 5 in the final of the intramurals - league b.

Reader of the week

Spotted: student reading this weeks issue of The Eyeopener, available on stands until August 2011. Pick up a copy to find out about censorship on campus, and more news at Ryerson. Photo by Chelsea Pottage

Photo of the Day

April 6 2011 Canceled classes in Vic Building all day due to broken water main. Photo by Chelsea Pottage

A picture of the Student Learning Centre

New building halts subway plans

After three years of planning, Ryerson is set to unveil the $112 million design for the Student Learning Centre (SLC) at Yonge and Gould Streets on April 6. But the costly project means no money for a potential student subway entrance.

Photo of the Image Arts building

Water main break cuts Rye power

A city water main broke around 5 a.m. just under the Victoria building on Ryerson campus, causing the power to be shut off at 285 Victoria St., the Chang School and the Image Arts building.

You are free to agree

Post-secondary education conjures up notions of philosophical lectures, new ideas and self-discovery. But associate news editor Rebecca Burton discovers that, at Ryerson, it’s all about a strict formula to a normalized education

The top news stories of the year

Here are our picks for Ryerson's top news stories of the year.

When teaching assistants don’t come through

Ryerson University’s student population is expanding, and more teaching assistants (TAs) and graduate assistants (GAs) are hired to help professors manage large classes and an overwhelming number of marking obligations. But some TAs aren’t upholding a standard that satisfies their students.

Briefs and Groaners

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

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