BREAKING: Ryerson resuming in-person convocation ceremonies
March 23, 2022
June convocation ceremonies will invite all graduates from 2020 to 2022
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Ryerson updates COVID-19 fitness protocols at MAC, RAC, Kerr Hall
March 23, 2022
New changes, including optional masking and booking requirements, came into effect
As Toronto rent continues to rise, first-year students feel ‘uncertain’ of fall 2022 housing plans
March 23, 2022
Students can expect to pay about $1,500 per month for living spaces, although one-bedroom apartments cost over $1,800 on average
Ontario government moving forward with Ryerson medical school in Brampton
March 15, 2022
The medical school is hoping to accept students by fall 2025
Dates for ‘reset’ BoG and Senate elections announced after cancellation
March 14, 2022
Voting begins on April 4 and the nomination period runs from March 14 to 18
Mixed reactions from students, faculty over fully in-person classes
March 10, 2022
This comes after Ryerson students fully returned to the classroom on Feb. 28 after two years of online learning
Ryerson students, experts divided on three-dose COVID-19 mandates
March 10, 2022
The Province of Ontario currently considers two doses as 'fully vaccinated'
Ryerson student receives inaugural SickKids Award for Indigenous and Black Nursing Students
March 9, 2022
Fourth-year nursing student Hilda Oni is one of four recipients of the award
BREAKING: BoG and Senate elections cancelled due to violations of election bylaws
March 7, 2022
The elections will be re-run and all candidates are invited to seek renomination
RSU archives election report at February BoD meeting
March 6, 2022
Jenna Rose responded to candidates' misconduct allegations in the CRO report
Video: Students react to being on campus
March 2, 2022
We asked students how they feel about returning to campus
Students worried about transit cuts, staffing shortages as Rye returns to in-person classes
February 19, 2022
Overcrowding on transit due to COVID-related service adjustments is especially worrying, students say
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