With Cowlines you can find the mapping route to take that’s best for the environment
DMZ Startup “Rumie” helping provide academic tools to marginalized communities
The team at Rumie has expanded from their humble beginnings in the DMZ to an office of their own with a focus on Indigenous communities
Ryerson’s Women’s Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub selected to receive over $9 million
“Women are less likely to be able to get financing–the kind of mentoring and support that men get”
App of the Week: WakingNews Alarm Clock
With the app WakingNews Alarm Clock, the latest news headlines become your new alarm tone
International students face barriers to settling and employment in Canada, says Rye study
The study reports that international students receive minimum support from universities to navigate immigration policies in Canada amongst other obstacles, which affects them during and after school
TRSM Sales Team cleans up at U.S. competition as only Canadian university representatives
“As the only Canadian team competing, we really had to do well in order to represent Ryerson and Canada,” one TRSM Sales Team student said
When women of colour face a higher mortality rate, what is Ryerson teaching its students?
Professionals need to be educated on equitable treatment, the midwifery and nursing programs at Ryerson look at how students can be trained in treating health issues faced by women of colour
How can a Rye student plan for a career in the public or private sector
After completing their studies at Ryerson, students can choose their career paths in the public or private job sector. But what sector will fit better for them?