By Cherion Drakes A tuition freeze in British Columbia shouldn’t get Ontario students’ hopes up, said RyeSAC VP education Gord Tanner. “If our own faculty won’t look at the possibility of freezing tuition, I think outsiders [the provincial government] will be less likely to,” said Tanner. British Columbia Premier Glen Clark announced a tuition freeze […]

By Vanessa Thomas RyeSAC’s motion to freeze tuition received a chilly reception at last week’s academic council meeting. The motion asked the council to endorse a tuition fee freeze for next year to the board of governors. Academic council instead passed an amended motion to keep tuition as low as possible, implement programs for students […]

By Shi Davidi Ryerson is going to turn $300,000 set aside for financial aid into a pilot project that will give at least 30 jobs to full-time students this summer. The Summer Academic Research Assistant Program will be open to students with a minimum GPA of 2.67 who are returning for the 1998-99 academic year […]

By Thien Huynh Things got hairy at the International Women’s Day fair held last Saturday at Ryerson. The women were ready to rumble as a series of disturbances kept security on their toes all afternoon during the 21st annual International Women’s Day celebration. “We never ever had anything like that happen before,” said security manager […]