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Students’ union accused of violating human rights code

Hillel @ Ryerson, the school's Jewish Students' Association is concerned that Jewish voices will be silenced on campus issues if the Ryerson Students' Union (RSU) holds its annual general meeting on March 31.

Ex-Rye student slayed in parking lot murder

A Ryerson student was murdered when he was deliberately hit by a car, and now police are on a countrywide manhunt for the driver.

Hate graffitti targets students

A night dedicated for creating positive space for Ryerson's gay community was the first time Mohammad Riazi ever stumbled upon homophobic graffiti on campus.

Library braces for hit from HST

While most university departments can take comfort in a tax break with the new harmonized sales tax (HST), the library may be facing a hefty new price tag on its electronic resources.

CKLN under threat

Brampton residents might not be able to tune in to CKLN 88.1 FM for much longer. The campus radio station has come under threat because another station has applied to move to their frequency, according to an e-mail sent out by CKLN's board of directors.

Students scrambling for transfer credits

"I had to pay for courses that I pretty much already took," Ardeleanu said. "There were so many parallels between what I did there and what I'm doing now, they could've accepted some of the courses, but they didn't."

Rye fights for research cash

Ryerson could miss out on funding because it doesn't have a medical school.

Union vote could count for nothing

The sealed ballot boxes filled with workers' views on union representation might never be opened if the 181 votes cast are deemed invalid.

Ontario to cash in on international students

Lise De Montbrun feels used by the government's plan to turn international students like her into cash cows to support post-secondary education.

Search for big building cash

The Maple Leaf Gardens building will still keep its illustrious name, but the university’s athletics centre inside will be named after the highest bidder.

Ryerson tricks out RUtv

The president’s office has bulked up Ryerson’s fledgling television station with new equipment.

IMAGE ARTS STUDENTS DENIED ACCESS

Christopher Lacroix, a second-year photography student, couldn’t shoot his still-life project when a professor took over studio space.

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