NDP leader Jagmeet Singh visits campus, aims to end interest on federal loans
October 10, 2019
Singh said that the NDP’s ultimate goal is to make education have “no barriers.”
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Student Strike supporters do sit-in RSU office, demand action against cuts to education
October 10, 2019
Students chanted “Shame!” and “Stay true, RSU!” outside of the executive’s office
Veteran political reporters find no ‘galvanizing’ issue in upcoming federal election
October 8, 2019
Democracy forum discusses pressing issues in the federal campaign
Menstrual products will be free and accessible during exam season
October 7, 2019
In efforts to end period poverty, Ryerson’s Centre for Safer Sex and Sexual Violence will be stocking campus washrooms with free menstrual products
Here’s where each party stands on post-secondary education for the federal election
October 6, 2019
To attract the youth vote, political parties are emphasizing their platforms on education affordability
New campaign aims to increase voter engagement on campus
October 5, 2019
RyersonVotes' goal is to double vote turnout on campus from 1,500 to 3,000 full-time students
Students share stories from OSAP cuts at Queen’s Park press conference
October 5, 2019
Three students from various schools across the GTA spoke about how the OSAP cuts have affected their lives.
Green party announces $10 billion toward post-secondary education
October 1, 2019
Elizabeth May said she chose to make the announcement at Ryerson to “give a particular lift to [their] Toronto candidates” and their work within the party
Mould still leaving students groups without space
October 1, 2019
The mould abatement started in December 2018—nine months later, groups still do not have access to their offices in the SCC
Rye students report purchasing expired and uncooked foods
October 1, 2019
One student reported that their chicken had “not been cooked fully” and was “pink in the middle” at Pitman Hall
Gasping for air: Rye students are worried about vaping health risks
October 1, 2019
“When we inhale...we are heating the liquid, and actually creating new sets of chemicals,” said a spokesperson for the Canadian Lung Association
Toronto students have highest amount of debt, study suggests
October 1, 2019
A recent study by Credit Karma found that student debt in Toronto is $2,000 higher than the provincial average
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