Being a student can mean beating the taxman.
September 23, 2009
Being aa student can maximize your refunds
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September 23, 2009
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Ryerson in the palm of your hand
September 16, 2009
Find your class on a map, call your professor, book a study room and check what's happening on campus for the day – all with only a few taps or clicks on your phone.
RYERSON IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND
September 16, 2009
"The kind of neat thing is we're not sure what will come out of this,"-Brian Lesser, assistant director of CCS
3D INNOVATION
April 8, 2009
By Jordan Gardner and Andy Ruffett If you ever happen to walk into Spatial View’s Front Street headquarters be prepared to feel the same excitement Augustus Gloop felt when he entered Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory. The feeling begins near the front entrance. A 46 inch flat panel TV projects a slideshow, showcasing the truly seductive […]
I’M SORRY, YOU HAVE WORMS
April 8, 2009
By Alex Hamlyn You got Conficker? OH NOES! It’s OK, all is not lost. With a little help from The Eyeopener, your computer will be worm-free in no time. April 1 didn’t usher in an era of Terminator- esque blood-thirsty machine mayhem. But Conficker, the latest Internet spanning piece of malware, is still out there, […]
THE UNCHARTED TERRITORY OF DIGITAL LAW
March 25, 2009
By Alex Hamlyn Biz & Tech Editor Facebook offers its users a sense of confidentiality and privacy. Personal messages, private chats and embarassing photos are meant to be just between the user and their friends. In John Leduc’s case, everything he considered private will soon be public. Leduc is involved in a lawsuit over a […]
Forget your five-finger discount
March 18, 2009
By Julianna Cummins Upcoming Ryerson grads may be stressing about finding a job in a crumbling economy, but students who have time left in post-secondary bliss can continue to take advantage of discounts and deals aimed at giving students a break. As a general rule of survival, businesses will always try to target a certain […]
Risky business
March 18, 2009
By Erin Valois Viktor Korfanty has experienced the collapse of the auto sector first-hand. For the last two years, the third-year aerospace engineering student worked at the Honda plant in Alliston. Last year, the factory was bustling with activity, but this summer, the plant will be silenced – no students will be hired. “Because the […]
Ryerson MBA students win $20,000 RBC award
March 18, 2009
By Lauren Strapagiel Four Ryerson MBA students have won $20,000 and recognition for the university in the 2009 RBC Next Great Innovator Challenge. “I’m so proud that we’re from Ryerson and we won this,” said Omega4 team member Jonathan Chiriboga, 26. “There are some schools that see us as a second-rate school.” Chiriboga, together with […]
Giving back to the grid
March 11, 2009
By Julianna Cummins News Editor It’s a glamorous affair for a Wednesday evening in February. The hardwood-floored Bulthaup Showroom on Toronto’s King Street East is dimly lit, the glass walls showing the rest of the world the event underway inside. Dr. Alan Fung, 44, a mechanical engineering professor at Ryerson University is dressed in formal […]
iPhone apps spark classroom iNgenuity
March 4, 2009
By Lauren Strapagiel A mole named Flip is updating the face of new media at Ryerson and will soon be available on an iPhone near you. Fourth year new media students John Coutts, Cole Docherty and Eyeopener fun editor Leif Parker are making an iPhone application for a class assignment. App development is something new […]
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