Outdoor sleepover helps homeless
November 8, 2000
Students raise more than $1,000 for programs to help the needy after a night under the stars
BREAKING: Show me the money! Independent investigation of TMSU reveals over $1.4 million in mismanaged funds
TMSU’s Semi-Annual General Meeting meets quorum for the first time since 2022
BREAKING: TMSU Fall 2025 by-election results delayed after over 50 complaints
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Politicians not private about new university bill
November 1, 2000
By Adam Button A group of heckling students — most from Ryerson — were thrown out of the provincial legislature as politicians debated during the second reading of a proposed bill that could see for-profit private universities operating in Ontario by September. Last Wednesday was the first of two days of heated debate about Bill […]
Rye welcomes first grads back home
November 1, 2000
Crackers, hockey and a new subway line just some of the memories from one 1950 alumnus
Welcome to the Ryerson of 2050
November 1, 2000
By Lori Fazari Ryerson’s first graduating class came back to to their old stomping grounds this weekend. What a strange place it must seem, 50 years later. While the Ryerson Institute of Technology studied things such as watchmaking and baking technology, Ryerson Polytechnic University students are today enrolled in such programs as information technology management […]
Campus pop machines now take OneCard
November 1, 2000
School officials are hoping the idea of a universal system to pay for services will make Ryerson some money
Poll supports creating grants
November 1, 2000
By The Eyeopener Team A new poll suggests four out of five Canadians think the next federal government should create a national grant program for postsecondary students, the Canadian Federation of Students announced Tuesday. The study, commissioned by Ipsos-Reid for the national student organization, asked 1,500 Canadians if they would “support the federal government introducing […]
Ethical issues force Cuba trip cancellation
November 1, 2000
Urban and regional planning students won't participate in community services field study this year
Women’s b-ball off to scary start
November 1, 2000
By Noah Love Perhaps in preparation for Halloween, Ryerson’s women’s volleyball team delivered some scart performances on the weekend. The Ram’s 3-2 losses to the Guelph Gryphons (2-1) and McMaster Marauders (2-2) were frightening to watch for head coach Arif Nathoo. “We played poorly,” he said. “Against Guelph we were up two sets to one, […]
Rye swim team aims to stroke past Trent
November 1, 2000
Rams hosting dual meet for the first time in more than 10 years
Patience pays for volleyball coach
November 1, 2000
Well-liked men's sergeant Mirek Porosa is slowly trying build a contender at Ryerson
A Requiem for the masses
November 1, 2000
By Garine Tcholakian Writing music about the most atrocious crimes of the previous century is a challenge many would shirk in favour of lighter material. Not composer David Walden. His awakening to the horrors of genocide put him the path to producing Requiem: In Remembrance of the Genocides of the 20th Century, which opens at […]
A beacon of bargains
November 1, 2000
For more than 59 years, the Honest Ed's sign, with its 23,000 light bulbs, has attracted immigrants looking for cheap goods and jobs
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