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The equity service centres have run into funding issues. PHOTO: CHRIS BLANCHETTE

Equity centres still waiting on funding

Ryerson’s equity service centres were supposed to see increased funding this semester, some coordinators say the opposite has happened and their budgets have been scaled back.

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International student cards lost abroad

Ryerson students were having trouble getting their International Student Identity Cards (ISIC), causing a major inconvenience for those who plan to study abroad.

Ryerson receives $5 million in funding to help promote green energy

Rye prof Bala Venkatesh and a team of researchers will be looking at alternates to traditional energy systems

Breaking down the barriers to get “free tuition”

The Ontario government announced on Feb. 25 that new budget changes will allow students coming from families with an annual income of less than $50,000 to receive free tuition.

Michelle Woolfrey and her service dog Thompson. PHOTO: ANNIE ARNONE

Students struggle to find affordable, accessible housing

Finding affordable housing in Toronto is difficult. But finding affordable housing that is accessible is almost impossible

Abe Snobar and Andrea Bartlett at the Jan. 25 board of directors meeting. PHOTO: AL DOWNHAM

Student Politics

New student groups approved at RSU Board of Directors meeting

A recap of the motions presented at the March 1 Board of Directors meeting

Ammanuel Diressa goes for a lay-up in a game against U of T. PHOTO: CHRIS BLANCHETTE

Life after hoops has arrived at Ryerson

Students at Ryerson are now able to take ‘Global Sports Marketing: The Business of Basketball,’ the class is spearheaded by sports marketing professor Cheri Bradish, who partnered with the Toronto Raptors.

Wendy Cukier and a sponsor, Ali Ebrahim. PHOTO COURTESY: WENDY CUKIER

Ryerson Lifeline Syria Challenge reaches goals

The Ryerson Lifeline Syria Challenge has surpassed each goal it set out for itself. But the logistical demand of supporting so many families may force the team to limit growth.

Ryerson launches new Zone Zone

Following the success of Ryerson’s various zones, such as the Fashion Zone and the Biomedical Zone, Zone Learning has launched the Zone Zone, a zone dedicated to creating new zones.

The Grinch who stole after Christmas

There's a criminal among us and the culprit is who?

Students protest high tuition fees as part of last year’s Freeze the Fees campaign. PHOTO: STEPHEN ARMSTRONG

Tuition, and ghost stories

Our editor-in-chief talks about the significance of Ontario's plan for free tuition for low-income students.

The project is led by Rye prof Xi Huo. ILLUSTRATION: CHRIS BLANCHETTE

Business & Technology

Profs create math model to study Ebola

A new mathematical model developed at Ryerson aims to significantly improve survival rates for Ebola and other similarly spread diseases.

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