Ryerson instructor pleads guilty in fraud case
September 20, 2017
Ryerson instructor Darlene Edwardes-Evans has pleaded guilty to one count of fraud over $5,000
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RSU planning to improve academic accommodation process on campus
September 19, 2017
RSU’s vice-president equity is pushing to eliminate the process of presenting medical documentation for academic accommodation services, making textbooks more affordable and implementing a student note-taker system that is more accessible to students than the one offered by the Academic Accommodation Support (AAS) office
RBC’s new ads look a bit familiar
September 19, 2017
The two different organizations both have blue and gold colour schemes, but RBC’s new ads make the similarities really freaking obvious
The cost to rename Ryerson
September 19, 2017
Ida Berger, a professor of marketing in the Ted Rogers School of Management, said she believes a change like this would cost “millions of dollars,” considering that a simple font change for Ryerson cost $200,000
RSU plans on training equity centre staff to carry naloxone
September 15, 2017
The Ryerson Students’ Union is making moves to equip some of its staff with naloxone kits as the university chooses not to take action
Ryerson’s all-gender housing initiative cost under $10,000
September 14, 2017
The cost of all-gender housing on campus was 'minimal' and paid for through already existing funds
RSU partnering with post-secondary student unions to create a cheaper transit pass
September 13, 2017
A U-Pass is intended to act as a cheaper replacement for Metropasses
Ryerson doesn’t plan on Changing its Student-Teacher Relationship Policy
September 13, 2017
Ryerson doesn’t have specific guidelines in place, except when the relationship involve conflicts of interest
Ryerson releases sexual assault statistics
September 12, 2017
When students returned to school last week, it marked the first year where all Ontario colleges and universities had a mandatory sexual violence policy
Gould Street and buildings nearby closed for emergency flood repairs
September 5, 2017
On the first day of classes in the fall semester, a water main broke on Gould Street, flooding the street and prompting the shutoff of water in surrounding buildings. Welcome back!
SRO program suspended days after Ryerson was approved to conduct review
September 1, 2017
TDSB trustees felt that the presence of officers would create a potential bias during the reviews
Ryerson police review approved at police services board meeting
August 26, 2017
About 100 people gathered in a small Toronto Police Headquarters boardroom on Aug. 24, where audience members shouted “no, no, SRO"
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