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Students can’t get no satisfaction, opt to drop out

October 21, 2009

Kim Nesbeth has just started her third year at Ryerson as a first-year psychology student. After two years studying business, Nesbeth decided to change programs.

U of T station accuses CKLN of dodging bills

October 21, 2009

The University of Toronto’s radio station (CIUT) has been paying years of CKLN 88.1 FM’s electricity bills totalling to thousands of dollars, alleges the U of T station manager.

Ontario tuition fees highest in the country

October 21, 2009

As Ontario claimed the title of most expensive province for post-secondary education, Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) reps took to Parliament Hill lobbying for more government funding.

Study site sparks misconduct worries

October 21, 2009

More than 200 Ryerson students accessing a new study site could be charged with academic misconduct for posting and viewing old coursework.

The RSU wants to be in your inbox

October 21, 2009

Ryerson has denied its two student unions their request for the email addresses of all full-time students — information that the Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) feel they are privy to.

Ex-Rye student pleads guilty in ‘Toronto 18’ plot

October 21, 2009

Zakaria Amara, a former Ryerson student, pleaded guilty in a Brampton court to knowingly participating in or contributing to a terrorist group and intending to cause an explosion that was likely to cause serious bodily harm, death or damage to property.

NEW CENTRE UPS CHANCES OF LAW SCHOOL AT RYE

October 14, 2009

"Once the centre is established, maybe the next step is whether Ryerson should have a law school," - Tas Venetsanopoulos, Ryerson's vice-president research and innovation.

DECATHLON SENDS RYE TO WASHINGTON

October 14, 2009

"It's still early in the game,"- Aya Dembo, science graduate student and Team North member

WORLD OF POSTERS DELAYS RYE MOVE-IN

October 14, 2009

"A January move-out by the tenant in the World of Posters building has no impact on the university's plans."- Linda Grayson, vice president administration and finance

POVERTY-FREE ONTARIO ENDORSEMENT DENIED

October 14, 2009

-"Students have to learn that senate would like a resolution that is within the purview of what senate has to do, then they would find support,"- Neil Thomlinson, chair of politics and public administration department

U OF T LIBRARY ACCESS COSTS RYE $70,000

October 14, 2009

"The university should pay the fee, not the individual," - Alan Shepard, Ryerson's vice president and provost

GARNISHING RYERSON EVENTS RUNS UP A HEFTY TAB

October 14, 2009

BY VANESSA GRECO Ryerson spent nearly $120,000 in a year on meetings, some decked out with continental breakfasts, imported beer and multimedia equipment, the Eyeopener has learned through a freedom of information request. The 118-page document details Ryerson event bookings ordered between May 1, 2008 and April, 30, 2009 from conference services — a catering […]

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