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Campus News COVID-19

COVID-19: Here are all the campus closures and limitations in response to the pandemic

Ryerson president Mohamed Lachemi said the university will be making more announcements as decisions are made throughout the week

Breaking News

Campus News COVID-19

BREAKING: Ryerson moves courses online to prevent spread of COVID-19

Following other schools across Ontario, Ryerson has finally announced the preventative measures it will take in response to the COVID-19 pandemic

Two reports of possible bed bug sightings on campus

Ryerson's Facilities Management and Development confirmed that there were two separate reports of possible bed bug sightings in the past week

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Campus News COVID-19

Rye has yet to announce preventative policies against COVID-19 spread

While other schools turn to online courses, Ryerson students await a plan of action

Get ready to smoke: Another cannabis store to open next to Ryerson

Soon, students will have three nearby dispensaries to choose from!

How a Rye project is battling food insecurity in Vietnam

An estimated 780,000 children in Vietnam are malnourished and 16 per cent are underweight

Breaking News

Campus News Student Politics

UPDATE: Ryerson ordered to give student fees to RSU, recognize them as student union

The court "affirmed the RSU as the student government, following a 70-year legacy as the democratic voice of students," said the RSU in a post

Fire at 10 Dundas put out

A small fire in the basement of 10 Dundas St. E (DSQ) has been put out and classes have resumed

Campus News Student Politics

RECAP: Superior court hears RSU legal claim against Rye, injunction decision expected this week

An injunction would require the university to temporarily continue to recognize the RSU and to transfer withheld student union fees

Campus News Student Politics

RUSA wins election for new student government structure, graduate students to have union

Process officer Lianne Newman confirmed in an email to The Eyeopener that the RUSA and RGSU were successful following students casting their votes

Campus News Indigenous

CESAR leads rally in support of Wet’suwet’en

Led by the Continuing Education Students' Association of Ryerson, students walked out of class as part of a national walkout across Canada for Wet'suwet'en

Rye’s emergency childcare services to end this month after struggling with funding

Childcare services have been offered since 1987, but lack of funding is forcing the GRC's emergency service to close its doors on March 31

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