News Briefs — Sept. 24
September 24, 2019
We've got a quick run down on all the Ryerson news you may have missed!
Category: News
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Students feel targeted by multi-level marketing company
September 24, 2019
Some have reported cyber-bullying and losing $30K as a result of being recruited by “Kuvera Global”
Rye hires new tenured Indigenous faculty members
September 24, 2019
The university announced on Sept. 10 that they hired 79 new, tenured faculty members, eight of whom are Indigenous
Skipping class for the climate strike? Talk to your prof to avoid penalty
September 23, 2019
While Ryerson has stated its support for students taking part, classes will remain open on the day of the strike
Former Rye vice-president of administration remembered for her trustworthiness
September 21, 2019
Linda Grayson died last Wednesday at the age of 72
Ryerson Medical Centre raises no-show fees to up to $150
September 21, 2019
According to the medical centre’s website, patients’ failure to give sufficient notice of cancellation “take away the opportunity for other patients to access services.
Here’s what you missed at the first Board of Governors meeting of the year
September 20, 2019
A new international student enrolment department, hiring of new faculty and more were discussed amongst Ryerson’s Board of Governors
Execs of student groups unaware of their supposed strike endorsement
September 17, 2019
Ryerson Student Strike stated their strike campaign was endorsed by 18 student groups, but some of the groups say they never did
Commuters on faulty Presto machines and “fare evasion”
September 17, 2019
Declined. Declined. Declined.
Rye’s sustainable campus initiatives the past and present
September 16, 2019
Going into the 2019-20 school year, what does our university plan to do to tackle climate change and improve sustainability on campus?
Here’s what Rye students think about climate change, upcoming federal election
September 15, 2019
Four Ryerson students talk about the carbon tax, Canadian businesses, the millennial vote and more, in light of the upcoming federal election
Half of campus radio stations could be at risk of closing
September 12, 2019
It costs Ryerson students $3.73, annually, to opt in to paying for their campus radio station CJRU
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