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LAGGING BEHIND THE COMPETITION

January 23, 2008

Ryerson’s research funding lags behind other comparable universities, and while funding has increased 32% over the last two years, funding for new professors and researchers remains a concern.

PALESTINE CONTROVERSY TAINTS CARAVAN

January 23, 2008

A controversial Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights booth delayed the announcement of Campus Caravan winners, after it was revealed a complaint had been made to the Office of Discrimination and Harassment Prevention.

HUB HEIST CLEANS SCHOOL FOR $4,000

January 23, 2008

The Hub cafeteria’s security system is undergoing a major overhaul after thieves walked away with more than $4,000 over the holidays.

BLOODY ARREST AT THE RAM

January 23, 2008

A second-year student is considering legal action against Ryerson Security, alleging that two officers used excessive force when they slammed his head against the pavement on Monday night.

RYERSON PIMPS ITS ‘RU’ BRAND

January 16, 2008

University unveils five new signs in an ongoing branding campaign to boost its presence.

STUDENTS SHUT OUT OF BURSARIES

January 16, 2008

Jenny Gregory couldn’t afford to pay her tuition after a bureaucratic change shut her out of a bursary.

SECURITY BEEFED AFTER HEIST, THIEF STILL LOOSE

January 16, 2008

Two months after one of the biggest thefts in recent Ryerson history, school officials are beefing up security.

TTC HOLDS FIRM WITH CHEAP PASS

January 16, 2008

Chair Adam Giambrone heads to Rye to convince students to sign up before prices rise.

SNOBAR TO OVERHAUL RSU ELECTION

January 16, 2008

The Ryerson Students’ Union opened nominations for its upcoming elections last week, while one likely presidential candidate unveiled a set of proposals to overhaul the way elections are run.

STUDENTS’ UNION OWES $50,000 IN UNPAID TAXES

January 16, 2008

The Ryerson Students’ Union is being audited for not paying taxes and might have to fork over more than $50,000 to the provincial government.

WELCOME TO YOUR LITTLE SISTER’S UNIVERSITY

January 16, 2008

In four years, Toronto will be flooded with 40,000 university applicants.

STUDENT SCREWED BY RYERSON

January 16, 2008

Ryerson’s financial assistance office recently awarded $1,350 to the wrong student and is now forcing her to return the money, whether she can afford it or not.

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