Kathleen Wynne visits DMZ
October 23, 2013
Premier Kathleen Wynne announced Monday at the Ryerson DMZ the launch of the new “open government” initiative
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Snazzy new water bottle stations
October 23, 2013
Blue water fountains, specifically designed to refill reusable water bottles, have begun to appear around campus
MAC hit by summertime thefts
October 23, 2013
$20,000 worth of electronics and personal belongings were stolen from the Mattamy Athletic Centre
Former Rye Free Press editors speak out
October 23, 2013
Rift between Free Press masthead and CESAR brought publishing to a halt, former editors say
Ceiling falls, Rye staff says everything is A okay
October 12, 2013
A picture of what appears to be parts of ceiling tiles surfaced on Goatpile.com
Ryerson professor wins 2013 Toronto Book Award
October 10, 2013
Ryerson University journalism professor Kamal Al-Solaylee, winner of the 2013 Toronto Book Award
Sam the Record Man sign sees the light
October 9, 2013
Toronto City Council defers deciding the fate of the iconic Sam the Record Man
Social Justice Week at Ryerson
October 7, 2013
CUPE workers and sister of John Greyson who was just released from a Cairo prison gather at Ryerson for 3rd annual Social Justice Week
Man killed amidst Nuit Blanche activities
October 6, 2013
Two people were stabbed near campus early Sunday morning during Nuit Blanche
Ryerson still has eyes set on former Empress Hotel property
October 2, 2013
By Sierra Bein Ryerson is looking to buy the site of the historic Empress Hotel at Yonge and Gould Sts., which was destroyed by fire on Jan. 3, 2011. The university has been in negotiations to purchase the lot since 2012, the year after the building, which had recently been designated a heritage property, went […]
Ryerson honouring Jack Layton with new summer program
October 2, 2013
Ryerson to offer students new activism program, in honour of Jack Layton
Smoking ban could be coming to campus
October 2, 2013
Toronto Public Health is meeting to discuss the Smoke Free Act, which may cause students to find a new place to light up
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