Eyeopener Click Picks: April 5
April 5, 2011
The founder of Wikileaks is hard at work, a dog's been rescued and a man has shouted at some geese.
Meet the med-fluencers
Campus groups at a stand-still due to TMSU backlogs
TMAPS launches online guide for student caregivers
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April 4, 2011
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Eye on Rye: April 4 to April 8
April 4, 2011
Ongoing Mass Exodus 2011: Zenith+Nadir—Toronto Fashion Week’s still over, but you still have a chance to catch some runway action. Check out designs from Ryerson’s graduating fashion designers before they’re too big to care about us little people. April 7 and 8, Ryerson Theatre, $20-$30 Meta 2011—The fourth year new media students present their best […]
White Steps Down as Stingers Coach
April 1, 2011
By Alan Hudes The women’s hockey team will have a new face behind the bench next season. Lisa Jordan was named Friday as the new head coach of Ryerson’s women’s hockey program, after a highly-successful 14-year stint with St. Mary’s University on Friday. Under Jordan’s watch, the Huskies reached the Atlantic University Sport championship eight […]
Five arrested in tuition protest
April 1, 2011
Campus news from around the country
Eyeopener Click Picks: March 31
March 31, 2011
Hilarious old technology, terribly aged pop groups and buildings that look like dictators. Happy Thursday.
OUEA Equestrian Finals
March 31, 2011
Over the weekend, five of Ryerson’s equestrian team members competed in the Ontario University Equestrian Association’s (OUEA) finals. Out of the five, three team members placed in both over fences and under saddle categories. There are about 20 competitors in each category.
Game Recap: Stingers vs. Sharks
March 30, 2011
In the final week before the playoffs, the Stingers had more on their minds than just making a statement.
Missing out on millions
March 29, 2011
Last year, Ryerson spent about $15 million on student awards and scholarships aimed to help students pay for school. But few students fit the rigid applicant criteria and most don’t even know this funding exist.
RyeSERT back in business
March 29, 2011
Hospital visits for drunk first-year students are nothing new for residence. But with the volunteer-run first aid team now back in operation, students will have another group assessing their health before being carted off to hospital and receiving demerit points.
60,000 new student spots
March 29, 2011
The province will introduce 60,000 new student spots for post-secondary education over the next five years.
RAC to refund double-paid fees
March 29, 2011
RAC sorts through 24,000 membership forms to refund students in the joint George Brown Ryerson Early Childhood Education program who double paid for memberships.
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