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Lecturer’s controversial comments get complaints from students

He also made a public comment in October 2016 about former US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton: “She should be hanged by the neck until dead"

O’Keefe House is a student residence building located at the corner of Gould and Bond streets. PHOTO: Sierra Bein

These are the bomb threats Ryerson never told you about

While students were getting ready for their midterms in October 2014, residents of O’Keefe House were hiding in their basement

A Ryerson astronaut floats in space. A rocket ship flown by Mohammed Lachemi flies next to it

Business & Technology Campus News Multimedia Video

Ryerson getting $128,000 for spacecraft research centre

Ryerson associate professor Anton de Ruiter received the money from federal funding for research into guidance, navigation, and control systems for spacecraft

Student Politics

Here are the results to the RCDS 2017 Board of Directors elections

Here are the incoming executives for the 2017-2018 academic year

Business & Technology Campus News

Mayor Tory addresses housing, weed, hate crimes and Uber at Ryerson talk

Tory spoke with Ralph Lean, a business lawyer and a distinguished counsel in residence at Ryerson. We've got the highlights

Board of directors meeting highlights: 6 Fest refunds and bylaw amendments

At the RSU board of directors meeting on March 2, vice-president student life & events Harman Singh updated the board on 6 Fest refunds—but the debacle has still not come to an end

Crowd celebrates as results come in

Student Politics

RSU elections report: disqualifications and 6 Fest tensions

Highlights include: complaints, harassment, disqualification, a coin toss and 6 Fest refunds

Ryerson dismisses TA accused of anti-Semitism

Lachemi said that after the incident was reported to the university, Ryerson’s Human Resources department started an investigation

Michael Benarroch announced as Ryerson’s new provost and vice-president academic

Ryerson has appointed Michael Benarroch, the current dean of the Asper School of Business in Manitoba, as its new provost and Vice-President Academic.

Christina Halliday, director of Student Learning Support. PHOTO: Josh Cameron

Academic accommodation services continue to be stretched thin

February 28, 2017

Academic Accommodation Support doesn’t have a “direct connection” with faculties and programs, which makes accommodation even more difficult

Over 2,000 TTC fines were given to students in the past year. ILLUSTRATION: Devin Jones

TTC student fare is inherently flawed

February 28, 2017

Problems include but are not limited to: Money, accessibility and accusations of racial profiling

The Spark and Elevate logos. ILLUSTRATION Devin Jones

Student Politics

The RSU has the first split executive in nearly a decade—what does that even mean?

February 28, 2017

If split-slates are such a good thing, what could possibly go wrong?

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