MOVIN’ ON UP
October 19, 2005
CKLN's new slogan, "the above ground underground," fits well.
It’s hard to be a prof in the age of AI
A Bold through and through: Stefanija Mrvaljevic
“I’m ready to turn the union around”: A Q&A with new TMSU president Zain Baig
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RYERSON FLIPS FOR UNITED WAY
October 19, 2005
Ryerson kicked off its fundraising for the United Way on Oct. 14, with its annual Pancake Breakfast.
LIBRARY BOOKS CHANGES
October 19, 2005
Ryerson students can have their say this week on the present and future state of the library.
SANITIZING CAMPUS HANDS
October 19, 2005
Ryerson is spending roughly $11,200 to install hand sanitizer dispensers outside campus washrooms.
RYERSON RE-EXAMINES LAW ENFORCEMENT POLICY
October 19, 2005
Ryerson has established a new policy for dealing with external law enforcement agencies following the arrest and deportation of a CKLN programmer in March.
UNPAID PAYS OFF
October 19, 2005
Fourth-year social work student Jeffrey Siu receives the Ontario Medal for Young Volunteers for his efforts to help the elderly.
UNCONVENTIONAL EXAMS FOR $16,000 A DAY
October 19, 2005
Ryerson will be holding some of its final exams at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre this December and it won't be cheap.
YOUNG, SHARP AND OUT OF CONTROL
October 19, 2005
Toronto's film festival frenzy continues with Young Cuts International.
BUCKETS OF SUPPORT
October 19, 2005
Ryerson student groups gather together to kick-off fundraising efforts for survivors of the deadly earthquake in Pakistan.
ACADEMIC COUNCIL VOTES TO CONTINUE TUITION FREEZE FIGHT
October 19, 2005
Ryerson faculty members have backed students in their fight for a reinstated tuition fee freeze.
NO ENG GIRLS
October 19, 2005
Engineering schools such as Ryerson's are targeting young girls as they try to narrow the gender gap in the male-dominated faculty.
“PLEASE SIR, CAN I HAVE SOME MORE?”
October 19, 2005
Dalton McGuinty has promised $6.2 billion in financial assistance for university and college students, but student representatives still want to talk tuition freeze. Will the provincial government listen?
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