SEARS COULD COST MILLIONS
October 10, 2007
Ryerson might have to pay some serious cash to acquire the Sears building on Jarvis Street, but the key players in the deal are tight-lipped on the situation.
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ALUMNI TO KEEP E-MAILS FOR FIVE YEARS
October 10, 2007
Alumni will be allowed to keep their Ryerson e-mails for five years after graduation, despite a top Ryerson executive getting his wires crossed with the university’s tech department in asking for the change.
ENGINEERING PROGRAM BRIDGES FOREIGN WORKERS TO CANADA
October 10, 2007
A new bridging program for foreign engineering graduates at Ryerson will help them get jobs as engineers instead of taxi drivers.
2007 STUDENTS’ CHOICE AWARDS
October 10, 2007
Sure the numbers are bland, but we're proud to present the best and worst.
PROF EVALUATIONS GET A FACELIFT
October 10, 2007
For the first time in 20 years, Ryerson’s antiquated Faculty Course Survey (FCS) will be revamped.
MUSLIM STUDENTS DIVIDED OVER PRAYER MOTION
October 10, 2007
Friday prayer time motion withdrawn amid criticisms from Senate members of the Muslim Students' Association.
HEALTH CENTRE GETS MORE DOCTORS
October 10, 2007
Ryerson’s Health Centre has a full stable of doctors, but there seems to be money for more.
BLACK STAR GALLERY CONSTRUCTION RUNS INTO CITY ROADBLOCK
October 10, 2007
Image Arts students are losing patience with the stalled Black Star Gallery renovation, and Ryerson can add a land dispute with the city to the growing list of problems.
PUBERTY ISN’T AN EXCUSE
October 10, 2007
Ryerson University will turn 15 this year. How perfect.
FALLING GLASS PANE BLAMED ON VANDALS
October 10, 2007
A large pane of glass fell out of the George Vari Engineering and Computing Centre on Saturday night and smashed on the sidewalk.
PITMAN VICTIM FEELS SAFE, PLEASED WITH SECURITY’S TACT
October 10, 2007
The scars have healed but Mike Empey still doesn’t know why he was attacked with a knife while hanging out with his friends in Pitman Hall.
GRADUATE TO BE DEPORTED TO SAUDI ARABIA
October 10, 2007
Yaser Alyounes is young, skilled and educated — the kind of citizen that Canada wants.
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