RSU candidate disqualified
February 4, 2011
RSU candidate kicked out of the race on Friday
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EMS call disrupts RSU debate
February 2, 2011
The Ryerson Students’ Union election all-candidates debate was interrupted Wednesday afternoon when RSU member services staff called EMS for VP Equity candidate Donna Ryder, who reported feeling like she was going to pass out. Photo: Marta Iwanek
Hate crime shocks Ryerson
February 1, 2011
Eoin McManus is being charged after an alleged altercation at Church and McGill Streets on Jan. 22. News Editor Emma Prestwich reports
Instructor complaints jump 81%
February 1, 2011
An annual report from Ryerson’s ombudsperson shows an 81 per cent increase in instructor complaints from last year.
Slighted by the slates
February 1, 2011
This year’s Ryerson Students’ Union election has only two slates. What happened to the independent candidates?
CKLN plans to appeal revoked licence
February 1, 2011
CKLN 88.1 FM is slated to go off-air as of Feb. 12, but the organization’s board has plans to appeal the decision.
Student charged in alleged hate crime
January 31, 2011
By Sarah Del Giallo A Ryerson student was allegedly involved in a hate crime early on Saturday Jan. 22 at Mehran Restaurant on Church Street. Eoin McManus, 21, and friend Benjamin McCall, 21, have both been charged with two counts of assault and one count of mischief. The two men allegedly beat Ryan Lester, 30, […]
CKLN loses broadcasting license
January 28, 2011
The Canadian Radio-television and Communications Commission (CRTC) has revoked CKLN's license.
In a Jan. 28 press release, CRTC said the station had violated several regulations and license conditions and had no way of ensuring quality control for its programming.
Big names visit campus
January 27, 2011
By Luc Rinaldi Former Prime Minister Paul Martin and the past national chief of the Assembly of First Nations, Phil Fontaine, spoke at Ryerson about Aboriginal issues on Tuesday afternoon. The event, part of the Ethics at Ryerson Speaker Series, was themed ‘Nationhood and Identity: Indigenous Governance in a New Century. CBC’s Evan Solomon moderated […]
Rye approves fall reading week
January 27, 2011
Rebecca Burton Associate news editor A fall reading week was approved by the Senate on Jan. 25 to commence fall 2012 for Ryerson students. The faculty of engineering, architecture and science (FEAS) will remain in talks over their inclusion in the break. Semesters will go from 13 weeks down to 12. The exact dates of […]
University in talks to name MLG
January 25, 2011
With Maple Leaf Gardens completion delayed until the fall, associate news editor Rebecca Burton and sports editor Sean Tepper investigate Ryerson’s hunt for a name donor
Ryerson kicks out student
January 25, 2011
Academic appeal denied after Access Centre delays issuing an exam extension
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