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Highlighting Ryerson research: Six faculty members and their accomplishments

The SRC award recipients’ research, scholarly and creative activities range from resource recovery in wastewater to podcasts on Canadian history

Thrifting is trendy, but it hasn’t always been

Over the past decade, thrifting has resurfaced and become fashionable. But what was it like for people who grew up with it?

The next level: How students get around their post-secondary obstacles

When a degree doesn’t guarantee employment post-graduation, students have to make the most of their undergraduate journey.

Get ready to smoke: Another cannabis store to open next to Ryerson

Soon, students will have three nearby dispensaries to choose from!

How a Rye project is battling food insecurity in Vietnam

An estimated 780,000 children in Vietnam are malnourished and 16 per cent are underweight

The rise of Rams forward Rachel Farwell

Ryerson knew Farwell was a sharpshooter, but after she became a starter mid-season the whole country would find out the hard way

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Forget the struggle of Toronto life, let’s all move to Waterloo

A new study looked at where millennials move when they leave their parental homes and enter the housing and rental marketplaces.

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‘Dimensions’ pushes for diversity and equity in academic research

Ryerson has endorsed Dimensions, an initiative to increase equity, diversity, and inclusion within scholarly research

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UPDATE: Ryerson ordered to give student fees to RSU, recognize them as student union

The court "affirmed the RSU as the student government, following a 70-year legacy as the democratic voice of students," said the RSU in a post

Fire at 10 Dundas put out

A small fire in the basement of 10 Dundas St. E (DSQ) has been put out and classes have resumed

Student finds fame after singing at Oakham Café open mic

Have you ever walked past a poster advertising the Oakham Café open mic and thought about getting up on that stage?

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RECAP: Superior court hears RSU legal claim against Rye, injunction decision expected this week

An injunction would require the university to temporarily continue to recognize the RSU and to transfer withheld student union fees

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