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Briefs and Groaners: Don’t cut your hair in the MAC bathrooms

February 27, 2018

Every week, The Eyeopener meets with Ryerson security and gets the low-down on what’s been happening on campus. Here are some notable, and often unfortunate, entries

A laptop being smashed.

Students learn better in person, so who are online courses for?

February 26, 2018

Research shows students learn better in-person than online, especially students who struggle in class

Campus News Indigenous

Ryerson to hire six new Indigenous faculty members

February 26, 2018

The university will be hiring six new Indigenous faculty members, as well as six staff member positions, according to Ryerson president Mohamed Lachemi

Man arrested after car crashes into pole on Ryerson campus

February 17, 2018

A car crashed into a pole in front of Balzacs at Bond and Gould streets

Student Politics

Team Unify wins RSU executive positions in a sweep

February 15, 2018

By The News Team The Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) executive members for the 2018-2019 school year will all be members of the Unify slate. Members of all three slates—Unify, Elevate and the Rhino party—snagged faculty director positions. Ram Ganesh, the RSU’s new president, says the results shocked him. “We expected a 300-vote lead, but not this […]

60-year-old remains in hospital after being stabbed with ice pick at College Station

February 15, 2018

A 60-year-old man remains in hospital with serious injuries after he was stabbed in the face with an ice pick

An arm holds a Presto card up in front of a fare gate

TTC’s Presto fare gates slow down university Metropass users

February 14, 2018

As the TTC transitions to using Presto for all fare payments, some Ryerson students say the shift from turnstiles to Presto fare gates has made entering stations like Dundas harder for Metropass users

Illustrated missing posters for the 6 Fest report.

RSU Student Politics

6 Fest questions still unanswered one year later

February 13, 2018

Questions about the 6 Fest scandal remain unanswered a year later, with nobody taking responsibility

A show of Victoria Street as seen from Gould Street

Ryerson wants to be waste-free but has a long way to go

February 13, 2018

Ryerson says it's committed to going waste-free, but a lot stands in its way

A student stands with their hand pressed against the side of an elevator, looking sadly at the buttons.

Ryerson had 71 elevator breakdowns last year

February 13, 2018

Getting stuck in an elevator can lead to medical distress and the breakdowns make parts of campus inaccessible

Briefs and Groaners

February 13, 2018

Every week, The Eyeopener meets with Ryerson security and gets the low-down on what’s been happening on campus. Here are some notable, and often unfortunate, entries

Breaking News

Ryerson and its contract lecturers reach a tentative settlement

February 12, 2018

Ryerson contract lecturers and the university have arrived at a tentative settlement in contract negotiations

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