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LEWIS INSPIRES IN ON-CAMPUS LECTURE

United Nations envoy visits Ryerson and speaks to a packed house about the AIDS epidemic in Africa.

KEEP THAT POLYTECHNIC LOVIN’

Ryerson hasn't been Ryerson Polytechnical Institute since 1993, but the first thing most people ask when they hear I go to Ryerson is still "That's the polytechnic, right?"

ARCHITECTURE GRADS SLAM PROJECTED PROGRAM CHANGES

Ryerson architecture alumni are not impressed with faculty-initiated alterations.

NURSING STUDENTS SHUT OUT BY STRIKE

Some students in Ryerson's collaborative nursing program find themselves excluded from their practical placements and worried they'll be spending the summer making up for lost time/

DEVO RETURNS IN STYLE

Staff, students and citizens celebrate reopening of university landmark after three years off ice.

MUCH ADO ABOUT SHOPPING

On Sunday afternoons, Paradise Bound Records in Kensington Market is packed with eager thrifters.

MEN’S VOLLEYBALL BLOWS IT

After finishing as the top team in Ontario and beating York in the semi-finals, the men's volleyball team went into Ryerson's first provincial championship as the favourite over Queen's.

SLIDING HEAD-FIRST INTO THE BOARDS

It was another forgettable year for the men's hockey team.

SO SAYS I

Who knew? Metal is apparently an important genre, too.

EXPLORING THE HEART OF NEW MEDIA

Tired of standing in the shadows of their film and photography colleagues, new media students are publicly showcasing their art for the first time.

Business & Technology

MOBILIZING THE TROOPS

When Ryerson decides to market a product, it works.

Business & Technology

PROS AND CONTRACTS

From handshakes to cell phones, bus rides to gym memberships, students enter into contracts each and every day. How can you avoid getting burned?

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