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Editorial: Looking back at Ryerson’s sports history

The managing editors of this year's sports issue write about how there's more to the story than what’s happening in athletics now

The rise of Smash Bros at Ryerson

The club found its first CRT TV on a street corner, carried it into the SCC, and put it down in the basement to “mark their territory"

Ryerson alumni are leaving their mark in Canadian women’s hockey

After helping to establish Ryerson’s hockey team, creating paths for more women to play university hockey, two Rye grads are doing the same thing at the professional level

How controversy struck when a Rye team was sponsored by a strip club 17 years ago

Nearly 17 years ago, a Ryerson intramural team was controversially sponsored by Filmores, a Dundas Street strip club

Rye students struggle with in-class academic accommodations

Some students are facing barriers in using or asking for academic accommodation directly in the classroom

Can Ryerson be sued for its bed bug infestation?

Students have been asking and the short answer is no, you can’t

Ryerson profs are taking action against the bed bugs

A Ryerson prof cancelled a class and contacted Toronto Public Health

Bed bug discovery causing stress and lack of class attendance

The bed bugs in the Victoria Building are doing more than just biting—they’re affecting students’ focus

Here are the results of Ryerson’s water tests

You might want to disinfect the next water fountain you drink from at Ryerson

Campus News RSU Student Politics

TTC board approves framework for discount student pass

The TTC board approved framework for a discount university transit pass, moving Ryerson closer to adoption

How an RTA dropout made it to TSN interviewing sports legends

Getting notoriously steely players like Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan to open up and let loose is no easy task. But for Cabral Richards, it’s as simple as cracking a smile

Ryerson Library purchases grad’s black history film

C'est Moi, a short film chronicling the life of Marie-Josephe Angelique and her fight as a slave in Montreal, was made by a Ryerson theatre grad

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