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Campus News Indigenous Student Politics

Standing Strong task force launches two-month-long community engagement process

Consultations will include Indigenous groups, individuals and the Indigenous faculty that opposed the name change

Business & Technology

Ryerson moves ahead with Navitas program as Western halts negotiations

Despite red flags from Western University’s halted negotiations, president Lachemi says the Navitas partnership “complements” other Ryerson efforts

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Opinion: Before you state a land acknowledgement, mean it

Graduate research assistant Miranda Black asks us to reflect on the authenticity, purpose and effectiveness of our land acknowledgements

Campus News COVID-19

Restaurants near Rye’s campus close doors after serving students for years

Some local street eats won't be there anymore once students return to campus

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Business & Technology COVID-19

Students with poor internet access struggling to learn in online classrooms

Students are “constantly panicking” about their wi-fi cutting out during lectures and tests

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Arts & Culture Communities

Short story: Split ends

Zanele Chisholm writes about the relationship between a Black mother, her daughter and their hair

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Campus News Student Politics

Concerns raised over tuition and mental health services at Ryerson budget consultations

Students say they’re worried about stagnant tuition fees and limited mental health resources

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Arts & Culture Communities

Poem: To be Black and alive

Being Black has given me confidence, can you tell?

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Campus News COVID-19 Student Politics

New, upcoming grads struggle to pay OSAP loans amid COVID-19 employment crisis

Students are demanding a deferral on student loan repayments and better services at the National Student Loan Service Centre

Business & Technology

Rye’s student-run businesses: How quarantine created unprecedented opportunities

These seven students turned their hobbies into hustles by focusing on e-commerce and trend-adaptability

How the Faculty of Community Services Society thrived this year despite limited funding

The student society has been operating without a student levy fee since it was formed in 2017

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Campus News COVID-19

Engineering co-op students at Ryerson struggle to find placements amid COVID-19

Fewer opportunities available and higher competition has created difficulty for engineering co-op students

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