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Can Ryerson be sued for its bed bug infestation?

Students have been asking and the short answer is no, you can’t

Ryerson profs are taking action against the bed bugs

A Ryerson prof cancelled a class and contacted Toronto Public Health

Bed bug discovery causing stress and lack of class attendance

The bed bugs in the Victoria Building are doing more than just biting—they’re affecting students’ focus

Here are the results of Ryerson’s water tests

You might want to disinfect the next water fountain you drink from at Ryerson

Campus News RSU Student Politics

TTC board approves framework for discount student pass

The TTC board approved framework for a discount university transit pass, moving Ryerson closer to adoption

Campus News Indigenous Student Politics

Rye forms group to review Indigenous recommendations

The recommendations will ensure that action is taken in terms of the truth and reconciliation report, and changes are implemente said Ryerson Elder and traditional counsellor Joanne Dallaire

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TTC staff to propose a $70 U-Pass at upcoming board meeting

A report released on Tuesday indicated TTC staff will be proposing a $70 discounted monthly transit pass at their March 20 board meeting

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Campus News Multimedia Podcasts The Ear-opener

The Earopener, Episode 8: Bed bugs bite at Ryerson

As Ryerson tries to squash its bug problem, host Michael D'Alimonte interviews Phillips and Eye reporter Brent Smyth about covering the creepy crawlies.

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Elections Ontario tries to reach younger voters

Ontario's voter turnout rate is the worst in Canada, so Elections Ontario is making it easier for youth to register to vote in the June election

Ryerson acknowledges bed bug problem in Victoria

Ryerson send an email that said bed bugs were found in “one desk” in the room, after two previous investigations came back showing no activity

Ryerson’s proposed law school approved by the Senate

Ryerson’s proposed law school has received Senate approval—putting the university one step closer to receiving a law program on campus

Students petition against ‘rude’ criminology prof

A criminology prof is still teaching despite multiple complaints to the dean about his “condescending” behaviour in class

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