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Stay updated on everything that has happened this week on campus.

Ryerson takes over the Canadian Screen Awards

Ryerson made a mark at the Canadian Screen Awards (CSA) on March 13 with 15 nominees and one winner.

Lack of multi-faith prayer space still an issue

It took nine years for the Ryerson Muslim Students’ Association (RMSA) to get a temporary multi-faith prayer space in the Ted Rogers School of Management (TRSM) and it’s still only temporary.

The DMZ. PHOTO: MURALI BADRI

Premier Kathleen Wynne comes to DMZ to discuss new tuition model in Ontario Budget

Kathleen Wynne was at the Digital Media Zone (DMZ) on March 15 to discuss the new Ontario government's tuition grant model with representatives from the country's largest student advocacy groups.

Business & Technology Indigenous

Visualizing voices in Indigenous languages

Two Ryerson professors are researching the differences and patterns between English and some Indigenous languages through visual technology.

Ryerson acting student premiered in A Line in the Sand

Fourth-year Ryerson theatre student Danny Ghantous stars in his first local theatre production, A Line in the Sand.

Ryerson grad took the stage last week at the TO Sketch Comedy Festival

Gavin Pounds, an RTA graduate, performed with his five-person comedy troupe Dame Judy Dench 11th annual Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival.

Business & Technology

Toronto Councillor Norm Kelly hosts case conference at TRSM

University students from all over Canada came to Toronto for the seventh annual Ted Rogers Management Conference (TRMC) that ran from Thursday to Saturday.

Ryerson launches new Middle Eastern and North African Studies Centre

The new centre aims to build a better understanding of political and social context happening in the Middle East and North Africa

A wall which has a sign of the name "CESAR" and signs, such as one reading "Keep calm and submit an appeal"

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CESAR plans year ahead at AGM and elects new unopposed executive

CESAR elects unopposed new executive and plans their next year in advocacy

Eccentric indie band wins Ryerson Battle of the Bands

The high-energy band Alma Cassels won Musicians@Ryerson’s fourth-annual Battle of the Bands competition on Thursday night at the Hard Rock Café.

Ryerson Short Dances performance at the Rose Will Gallery

Ryerson dance group Short Dances presented both group and solo routines at the Rose Will Gallery on Friday night.

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