“I didn’t want to sit in an airport for hours, go through the really long lines, sit in a plane of 8 ½ hours and be exposed to [COVID-19],” said one student
BREAKING: Rye postpones spring convocation
Once fall convocation ceremonies are planned, spring graduates are expected to be invited to fall ceremonies instead
BREAKING: Rye announces credit/no credit options for winter semester courses amid COVID-19
The office of the provost and vice-president, academic announced that students will have the option to maintain a letter grade or receive a course credit
Campus construction continues through COVID-19
University president Mohamed Lachemi said he cannot guarantee a completion date as of yet.
COVID-19: How Ryerson faculties are transitioning curriculums in light of the pandemic
Since March 13, Ryerson faculties have worked on transitioning their curricula to fit online and alternative formats
Rye leaders are working to protect those experiencing homelessness amid COVID-19
In light of COVID-19, Ryerson community members say that the city needs to come together to support the critically vulnerable
One person dead after shooting near Ryerson campus
It is not yet confirmed if the victim was a Ryerson community member
RESS fundraises $7,500 for SickKids Foundation, despite cancelled ‘Bug Push’
Even though they can’t physically push the Bug, the engineering students’ annual initiative did not go unnoticed