Four Ryerson students talk about the carbon tax, Canadian businesses, the millennial vote and more, in light of the upcoming federal election
Half of campus radio stations could be at risk of closing
It costs Ryerson students $3.73, annually, to opt in to paying for their campus radio station CJRU
Ryerson law school now eligible for OSAP funding
Ryerson president Mohamed Lachemi said the funding approval will allow for tuition fees to be lower than other law schools in the area
Students awaiting refund after all-ages club event changed to 19+
Over 1,000 students from across the city showed interest in attending the event, originally marketed as 17+
Students are finding creative ways to buy their textbooks
Ryerson lists the average costs of textbook supplies for first-year arts and science students as anywhere between $700 to $1,500
Construction creates a challenge for new students
First-years are having a hard time navigating campus due to ongoing construction on Gould Street, Victoria Street and Nelson Mandela Walk
RSU budget still not passed by finance committee or BoD
By Emma Sandri The Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) has yet to approve its annual operating budget—despite the union’s bylaws requiring the budget to be passed by the end of August. …
Ryerson security plans to appoint special constable positions on campus
On Aug. 16, the university proposed to Toronto police to appoint Rye staff as special constables