Chief Information Officer Brian Lesser suggests students to start looking for alternative storage options soon
Opinion: Ryerson can and should divest from fossil fuels
Our success as students is directly linked to the financial success of an industry proven to damage our ecosystems and harm vulnerable communities, writes MJ Wright
How does Ryerson’s mail service work?
Ryerson’s Shipping, Receiving and Mail Services processes around 7,000 packages monthly that will be mailed to or for faculty, departments and students
RU Hacks is going virtual for the second time since the pandemic started
Event organizers say they’re aiming for 600 participants this year, an increase of 200 from last year
Ryerson alum paves the way for disability fashion with braille beaded clothing
Alexa Jovanovic and her business Aille Design are at the forefront of disability fashion
Ryerson scholars: Canada must work harder to provide women in academic engineering more resources
Women-identifying engineers are concerned about funding and research opportunities in Canada
Ryerson moves ahead with Navitas program as Western halts negotiations
Despite red flags from Western University’s halted negotiations, president Lachemi says the Navitas partnership “complements” other Ryerson efforts
Students with poor internet access struggling to learn in online classrooms
Students are “constantly panicking” about their wi-fi cutting out during lectures and tests