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Rye prof recommended new senator by Liberal government

Ratna Omidvar, adjunct professor and founding executive director at Ryerson's global diversity exchange, is one of the new Liberal-recommended Senators

Campus News Communities

Ryerson expands on mental health training

Ryerson is expanding on its training to help faculty members accommodate students with mental health issues

John Tory comes to campus to discuss city building

Mayor John Tory was at the Ted Rogers School of Management on March 16

A needle is shown.

Safe injection site proposed near campus

A supervised injection site has been proposed for the Toronto Public Health facility at Victoria and Dundas streets, beside Ryerson campus

Parkside residence not as advertised

Students living at Parkside Student Residence have sought out legal guidance after months spent dealing with contract discrepancies, maintenance issues and construction disturbances.

Image Arts to light up the community year round

The multi-coloured lights that illuminate the outside of the Image Arts Building (IMA) will now be interactive all year round.

The RSU is planning 6 Fest. FILE PHOTO

Student Politics

Meet your next RSU executive

The results are in for the 2016 Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) Board of Directors (BoD) election. The Impact slate, which ran against opposition RU Connected, secured all five executive positions.

Briefs & groaners

Stay updated on everything that has happened this week on campus.

Lack of multi-faith prayer space still an issue

It took nine years for the Ryerson Muslim Students’ Association (RMSA) to get a temporary multi-faith prayer space in the Ted Rogers School of Management (TRSM) and it’s still only temporary.

The DMZ. PHOTO: MURALI BADRI

Premier Kathleen Wynne comes to DMZ to discuss new tuition model in Ontario Budget

Kathleen Wynne was at the Digital Media Zone (DMZ) on March 15 to discuss the new Ontario government's tuition grant model with representatives from the country's largest student advocacy groups.

Ryerson launches new Middle Eastern and North African Studies Centre

The new centre aims to build a better understanding of political and social context happening in the Middle East and North Africa

A wall which has a sign of the name "CESAR" and signs, such as one reading "Keep calm and submit an appeal"

Student Politics

CESAR plans year ahead at AGM and elects new unopposed executive

CESAR elects unopposed new executive and plans their next year in advocacy

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