Ryerson loses coveted spot at uni fair
September 30, 2009
Ryerson has lost a prime piece of real-estate at the Ontario Universities' Fair (OUF).
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Money problems follow CKLN to airwaves
September 30, 2009
Live shows are back on CKLN 88.1 FM, but the campus-community radio station is not in the clear yet.
Housing lags on formal appeal policy
September 30, 2009
Residence students have no formal way of defending themselves against bad behaviour charges.
Waterfront offers athletic centre site
September 30, 2009
Everything Ryerson wants from its new athletic facility could be found on Toronto's waterfront – except for a close location.
Projected deficit for retirement cash
September 30, 2009
Members of Ryerson's Retirement Pension Plan can rest assured their savings are safe. At least for now.
Second-time student denied on-campus jobs
September 30, 2009
Nadia Kyerematen's return to Ryerson hasn't been welcoming. The 24-year-old public health student is being denied on-campus job opportunities while she pursues more courses at Ryerson.
Part-time biz kids pay in full
September 23, 2009
Part-time biz students being charged the same as full time students
Welcome to the sisterhood
September 23, 2009
Sororities and fraternities go unrecognized at Toronto campuses.
Stop, Rammer Time! (And then they really did)!
September 23, 2009
Rammer Time stopped on account of irresponsible drinking.
Rye’s Big Five funding bullies
September 23, 2009
Bigger u receive more funding than smaller universities
Freshmen drop outs at 14 per cent
September 23, 2009
younger students have trouble adjusting to university
FUNDING FOR GARDENS UP IN AIR
September 23, 2009
BY CARYS MILLS Ryerson and Loblaw Companies Limited are officially in talks about a partnership that would allow the university to house an athletic facility within Maple Leaf Gardens. Both Ryerson and Loblaw, the current owner of Maple Leaf Gardens, made announcements on Sept. 16 after The Eyeopener published a series of articles about the […]
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