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Quest for 9/11 truth comes to Rye

September 7, 2011

Ryerson allows International Centre for 9/11 Studies to host a four-day seminar at the International Living and Learning Centre ending on the tenth anniversary of the attacks

Biz group bashes SLC

September 7, 2011

Ryerson University has changed the designs for the SLC in a bid to smooth things over with a business improvement lobby group

Long live the (Salad) King

September 6, 2011

Thai food hotspot Salad King set to open up kiosk in Hub Cafeteria on Sept. 19

The unknown fate of Gould Street

September 6, 2011

The year-long closure is coming to an end and the decision to allow cars back in or let students roam free lies in the hands of community council. Christina Dun reports

Image Arts gets Balzac’d

September 6, 2011

After a four-week search Ryerson has named independent coffee house Balzac’s as the new café to open in the Image Arts building

Oakham spends $50,000 on renovations

September 6, 2011

Congestion, be gone: Oakham Cafe is undergoing a $50,000 revamp to bring a more enjoyable dining experience to the Student Campus Centre (SCC) just in time for the start of term

Briefs and groaners

September 6, 2011

A roundup of some of the shadier — and just plain odd — things that happen around Ryerson’s downtown campus

Tuition cuts part of new Liberal platform

September 6, 2011

The Ontario Liberals have promised a tuition grant that will save low- and middle-income students up to $1,600 each year

Lawyers, guns and money

September 3, 2011

This summer Ryerson was hit with teacher lawsuits, more delays in construction and new provincial funding. The Eyeopener news team updates you on what you missed

Farewell, Jack

August 24, 2011

Before Jack Layton entered Toronto city politics, he spent nearly 10 years influencing and inspiring Ryerson students as a tenured professor in the politics department.

CKLN Kicked Out Of SCC

CKLN’s microphones will be silent at Ryerson on August 27 after nearly 30 years of community and campus broadcasting

Suspect’s manifesto mentions Rye

The man accused of terror attacks in Norway mentioned Ryerson University in a 1,583-page manifesto ranting against Muslims, immigration and multiculturalism

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