Yes, Egerton Ryerson helped create the residential school system
July 6, 2017
Having an Indigenous friend won't save you this time, Egerton.
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RSU executives and board members say they weren’t notified of Colonialism 150 campaign
July 4, 2017
Some RSU executives and board members say they weren't notified of Colonialism 150 campaign
RSU’s Canada 150 statement causes tension among the board
June 30, 2017
The RSU held a meeting to discuss its official statement regarding celebrating Canada 150
Free online textbook library launches for Ontario students
June 15, 2017
An online library of free open-source textbooks has just launched this month for post-secondary students across Ontario, with a $1-million investment from the provincial government for more content on the way.
Government to increase post-secondary mental health service funding by $6 million
May 4, 2017
The government of Ontario has announced that a $6 million funding increase will be given to mental health services for colleges and universities in the province.
Ryerson security investigating an alleged sexual assault following Facebook post
May 2, 2017
Ryerson security is investigating an alleged sexual assault on campus after an anonymous Facebook post was published
Man falls 30 feet from Loblaws escalator
April 29, 2017
A man is in life-threatening condition after falling two storeys from a Loblaws escalator
Board of directors meeting recap: graduate student union and 6 Fest discussed
April 24, 2017
Appian Way Group, 6 Fest and a referendum for a graduate student's union was discussed at the Ryerson Students' Union's board of directors meeting
Ryerson Arts Society’s name changed to RLAS at AGM
April 6, 2017
A motion to change RAS's name to the Ryerson Liberal Arts Society passed at their annual general meeting
6 Fest and $1.2 million deficit discussed at RSU annual general meeting
April 5, 2017
The Ryerson Students' Union annual general meeting did not reach quorum but turned into a group discussion about the Wellness Centre, 6 Fest, Appian Way Group and the $ 1.2 million deficit
What would Ryerson do during a viral outbreak?
April 4, 2017
“Protection of students [was] the first priority,” said Tim Sly, a professor in Ryerson’s School of Occupational and Public Health who was part of the planning group behind Ryerson’s Flu Pandemic Plan.
Looking back at the successes and failures of this year’s RSU
April 4, 2017
All five executives ran on the Impact slate and their main campaign platform points were lobbying for better transit services, increased mental health services and a higher number of hands-on learning experiences across multiple faculties
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