In reflecting on Ginsburg’s legacy myself, it’s her quick-wit and fiery comments that stand out to me—qualities that stayed with her until the very end
Ryerson professor advocates for lawn biodiversity in Toronto
Nina-Marie Lister says she doesn’t really believe in the idea of weeds
Ryerson architecture grads shortlisted for global architecture competition
Architecture graduates Ted Bulaclac and Eric Jung’s project “Head in the Clouds” has been shortlisted for the 2020 Fentress Global Challenge
Ryerson partners with Navitas to launch transition program for international students
Ryerson has partnered with global educational firm Navitas to launch a program that aims to broaden Ryerson’s supports and services for international students
New Ryerson Venture Zone launched in Brampton
The Ryerson Venture Zone is working on gathering its first cohort for an upcoming industry challenge—in the midst of a pandemic
Faculty of Science introduces Augmented Reality lab experiences
Students in the Faculty of Science will be able to experience an immersive Augmented Reality (AR) lab, as the faculty attempts to innovate at-home learning methods during the pandemic
Women in business disproportionately affected by COVID-19 pandemic, report finds
A new report shows that women’s labour force participation rate fell to its lowest level in 30 years
A Q&A with the man behind transitioning Ryerson online
Brian Lesser of Computing and Communications Services on how he and his team helped transitioned the university online, and plan to keep it running