Category: All

Page 754/1211

$300,000 for new head of Rye portfolio

Head of one of Ryerson’s biggest departments steps down, and half his role is contracted out to a non-university employee

Briefs & Groaners

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

Ryerson to crown new student royalty

For the third year, students will duke it out on stage to determine who will be named the next Mr. and Ms. Ryerson

Business & Technology

Campus credit union ignored by students

You won’t find the Credit Union Lounge on any of the maps at Ryerson, even though it’s full of students at all hours of the day.

Ryerson unplugs from the grid

Last year, Ryerson took part in Earth Hour by shutting off 95 per cent of lights on campus. As the university gets ready to do it again on March 26, Kai Benson looks at how sustainable Ryerson is the rest of the year

Eyeopener Click Picks: March 22

Compiled by Lee Richardson Tuesdays. Tired Tuesdays. 1. Hopefully the advertising designers for the next James Bond film, due in 2012, take some inspiration from this poster. http://bit.ly/e69LsJ 2. An unfortunately placed advert on the website for the Irish Times. http://bit.ly/eWPklo 3. For the rushed, short-attention-span generation: Five second clips from every Number 1 single […]

Rana to coach at Nike Hoop Summit

By Gabriel Lee Roy Rana’s resume includes the following: numerous high-school championships, leading the Ryerson Men’s Basketball team to the second round of the playoffs for the first time in nearly eight years and head coach for Canada’s Cadet Men’s National Team this past summer. Now he can add coach of the World Select Team […]

Communities EyeBlog

Eye on Rye: March 21-March 25

Ongoing Events EnCHoreo: March 21 to March 24—More student works from everyone’s favourite dance program (Ryerson’s.) Check out McAllister Studio – Ryerson Theatre School, 7 p.m., $10. Tuesday, March 22 Women in the Field: Changing the Face of Journalism—The Journalism Course Union offers the opportunity to hear top journalists like Jan Wong and Anna Maria Tremonti speak about […]

Campus Planning head steps down

By Emma Prestwich News Editor Ian Hamilton, the assistant vice-president of Campus Planning and Facilities, has chosen an early retirement. Vice-president administration and finance Julia Hanigsberg made the announcement Monday. Hamilton’s department will be split into two units, Capital Projects and Real Estate, which deals with Ryerson’s real estate portfolio, and Campus Planning and […]

Photography reveals all

International photographer Evergon brought his controversial collections to Ryerson this month.

Trials of a sports editor #1

Sports Editor Sean Tepper plays a one-on-one game with Jelane Pryce of the men's basketball team

Human rights complaints filed against U of O

Katrina Medwenitsch — The Fulcrum (University of Ottawa) OTTAWA (CUP) — Three doctors from the University of Ottawa’s residency program have filed human rights complaints against the university claiming they were discriminated against on the basis of their Saudi heritage. Dr. Waleed AlGhaithy, a neurosurgery resident and Drs. Khalid Aba-Alkhail and Manal Al-Saigh, cardiac surgery […]

...

...