GOVERNMENT SILENT ON TUITION FEE PLAN
November 4, 2009
It’s up to [students] to do the best we can in lowering tuition fees and increasing funding, and telling the government now that we won’t accept it anymore.
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EX-BOARD MEMBER SLAPS CKLN WITH INJUNCTION
November 4, 2009
“CKLN is vulnerable right now and people are trying to kick us when we’re down, when we have no money, no lawyer, no insurance and we’re basically getting on our feet for the first time,”- Ron Nelson
BURTYNSKY BACK AT RYERSON
October 28, 2009
Edward Burtynsky has travelled the world to capture how humans "transform nature through industry."
FASHION WEEK VS. EXAMS
October 28, 2009
"Our program is rigorous and demanding; on top of that many students work part time. That is the reality of the situation,"-Robert Ott, chair of fashion.
SPOTS AT LOBLAW FOR RYE
October 28, 2009
"Of all participating universities, Ryerson had the highest number of accepted students, nabbing 16 of the 100 spots"-Sean Sedlezky, TRSM program development manager.
STUDENT LEARNING CENTRE FACES ADDITIONAL COSTS
October 28, 2009
"Additional costs for the Student Learning Centre (SLC) will run between 2.5 and 4 per cent" Linda Grayson, vice-president of administration and finance.
RYE PLANS FOR GARDENS (DIS)APPROVAL
October 28, 2009
“You’re sitting there waiting... and you can’t pursue other options,”- Sheldon Levy, President
H1N1 VACCINE ON ITS WAY TO CAMPUS
October 28, 2009
"Its'a a flu that hits you like a truck and then backs up, lets you get better for a bit and then runs you over again. - Matt Demers, second year student
Ryerson graduate killed in potential hate crime
October 21, 2009
More than 1,000 people marched silently past campus last Sunday night, in honour of Christopher Skinner, a Ryerson graduate who was killed on Oct. 18 after being beaten by a group of men.
Ryerson not flipping their lids about flip cup and H1N1 link
October 21, 2009
Warnings made on a U.S. campus linking drinking games to H1N1 haven’t spread to Ryerson.
Rye’s international students continue to fight for OHIP
October 21, 2009
A provincial campaign appealing for international students to qualify for the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) is reaching out to policy-makers.
High enrolment for new Canadians
October 21, 2009
According to a 2008 study conducted by two professors from the University of Lethbridge, new Canadians or those whose parents immigrated have a higher rate of university attendance than their non-immigrant counterparts.
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