Man killed amidst Nuit Blanche activities
October 6, 2013
Two people were stabbed near campus early Sunday morning during Nuit Blanche
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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
FCAD referendum approved by Board of Governors
October 2, 2013
RCDS one step closer to creating student-led society for FCAD
RSU flunks for freedom of speech on campus
October 2, 2013
Not allowing the formation of a men’s group on campus last year was the main reason for the failing grade
Photo flap hits fashion school
October 1, 2013
Rye’s fashion school launched an investigation after allegations of a picture being taken of a life model during a first-year illustration class allegedly hit social media
CESAR locks out its full-time workers
October 1, 2013
Early Monday morning, CESAR employees woke up to find out they were locked out of their jobs
Engineering and architecture students pranked with thousands of spam e-mails
October 1, 2013
“Sorry to say but your system is so shit that even a no brainer could find a hack around your system.”
Union workers threatened by potential CESAR lockout
September 25, 2013
As CESAR staff continues to ask for higher wages, board of directors continues to push away
Ontario shifting program funding
September 25, 2013
The Ontario government is pushing universities and colleges to specialize their curriculums to create a “differentiated post-second- ary education system”
OSAP funding could soon change
September 25, 2013
Ontario students face the highest tuition costs in the country
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