Media centre set to open
October 7, 2009
Next week, construction will begin on Ryerson's new digital media centre, an innovative project space to be run entirely by students.
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Nursing students stripped of access
October 7, 2009
When it's time to study, most students can crack open their books, flip up their laptops and get cozy in the library. First-year nursing students have to unbutton their shirts, whip out their stethoscopes and practise their examination skills.
Four year high for locker thefts
October 7, 2009
Locker thefts at Ryerson are on the rise, security reports, almost tripling from 2006 during the first weeks of school.
Rye bleeds six figures over Coke deal
October 7, 2009
Ryerson will lose over $130,000 in funding this year because students didn't drink enough Coke.
Health sciences could land on Sears lot
October 7, 2009
Ryerson students could see the Sears parking lot converted into space for health science programs at Ryerson.
Housing contest eyes underused campus site
October 7, 2009
Ryerson's eastern boundaries seemed forgotten until last month. At the southeast corner of Gerrard and Mutual streets, near a notorious fast food restaurant and an aging private residence, are offices belonging to Ryerson. Some of the space, including the Gerrard Copy Centre, is closed down this year.
Maple Leaf Gardens project to cost $60M
October 7, 2009
Loblaw's Weston family chips in $20 million to help find arena's renovations as Ryerson waits on government
Private developers rejected by Rye
September 30, 2009
Private sector developers are trying to partner with Ryerson to build another residence, but the school isn’t taking the bait.
Hefty book fee hits U of T
September 30, 2009
Ryerson students hoping to access the University of Toronto's library collection will discover that knowledge comes at a price. Starting Oct. 1, library users who aren't from U of T will have to pay a fee to access the school's resources.
Students shun membership
September 30, 2009
Some schools call it a fringe movement. Others, a grassroots organization. At Ryerson, the idea of defederating from the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) doesn't even fall on the radar.
Hungry for combo classes?
September 30, 2009
Hybrid programs, courses drawing elements from multiple faculties, could arrive at Ryerson if recommendations made by the provost and vice-president academic are accepted.
Stolen rides, empty bike room
September 30, 2009
As bike thefts continue to plaguecampus, Ryerson's Bicycle Room goes underused.
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