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Graduating in the Gardens

Maple Leafs Garden could serve as a venue for graduation ceremonies

Cash for student services near the bottom: Maclean’s

Ryerson has allocated 4.8 percent of the operating expenditures to student services

No dollars or sense

Chris Avenir is in the middle of a $10M lawsuit and says its not about the money

CKLN could lose licence

CKLN has had issues and will have to prove they have bee resolved

Hate speech rumblings cause impromptu protest

Man with anti Islamist sign sparks impromptu protest

Student threatens Rye with $10M lawsuit

Ryerson should allow students to be legally represented when accused of academic misconduct, before the case reaches the senate.

Students without female rep

Liana Salvador is running for a seat on Ryerson's Board of Governors and she wants to bring some gender diversity to the most powerful body on campus.

Nursing students fret over jobs

Nursing students are afraid their careers could be thrown off track because they're no longer able to indicate their top choices for fourth-year placements.

Privacy woes trail RSU election

Voters were supposed to place their ballots in an unmarked envelope and then in another with their name and student number on. This process was meant to keep voters' identities anonymous, but Omar says this wasn't the case.

RSU opt-out on agenda

"If students aren't interested, why should they be paying?" said Mark Single, the student who put forth the amendment.

Crazy sprint on campus after bike collision: witness

A collision at Church and Gould Streets sent a cyclist to hospital on March 16.

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.

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