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Selling Stanley Cup glory for MLG’s last $15M

January 13, 2010

Just a month after Ryerson announced its plans for a new athletics complex, Maple Leaf Gardens is buzzing with construction — and looking for cash to keep the renovations going.

Gifts boost endowment fund

January 13, 2010

Ryerson’s endowment fund has surged to pre-recession levels thanks to some generous donors.

Sneak peek: Student Learning Centre preview

January 13, 2010

Ryerson president Sheldon Levy said he wouldn’t be surprised if the architect for the new Student Learning Centre (SLC) already has plans going.

RSU execs, staff on the hook for $70K

January 13, 2010

Former employees plan to battle key Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) players in court for a total of $70,000 in damages following allegations of mistreatment.

RSU CALLS FOR BETTER WORK-STUDY POLICY

January 13, 2010

“The problem is that it’s money to support students,” said Levy. “That’s its primary purpose. It isn’t to support a department to get work from students.” Sheldon Levy, Ryerson's President

RYERSON FIRST-YEAR APPLICATIONS HIT A WALL

January 13, 2010

While applications to Ontario universities have jumped by more than 70 per cent over the past decade, Ryerson’s numbers remained stagnant.

Students rish to help Haiti Rebuild

January 13, 2010

“The house is gone, and that means the house next door is gone, and that means the house down the street or that little field down the street where we used to play soccer is gone,”- Rodney Diverlus

TORONTO 18 RINGLEADER SENTENCED TO LIFE BEHIND BARS

January 13, 2010

A former Ryerson student was sentenced to life in prison on Monday, the most severe sentencing ever given under Canada’s Anti-Terrorism Act.

ELECTION RULES RESTRICT VP EQUITY BID

January 13, 2010

“The RSU can only go so far in terms of making the playing field even for everybody and trying to make the elections accessible,” - Pablo Vivanco, chief returning officer for the RSU elections

$1.5 million left out of RAMSS upgrade

December 2, 2009

Tyler Metcalf would rather be on academic probation than have to deal with Ryerson’s registration software.

Prof accused of bigoted remarks

December 2, 2009

A business student is accusing his professor of making discriminatory comments towards members of his class.

Rye students to carry Olympic flame

December 2, 2009

When third-year business management student Vanessa Lewis heard that Canada had won the 2010 Winter Olympic bid, she told her twin sister, “we just have to go!”

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