By Jen Gerson The administration at York University has frozen the funding for its student government and Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse said the same situation could potentially happen here. “Nothing prevents it except that I believe we have a lot of goodwill here,” said Lajeunesse of his administration’s relationship with RyeSAC. Administration started to withhold […]

By Ling Hui A pile of rocks is all that’s left of a Ryerson landmark. The demolition of the 12 granite slabs at the corner of Victoria and Dundas streets officially signaled the end of Ryerson Community Park, making way for the AMC Metropolis movie theatres. Since construction started six years ago, the retail and […]

By Glenn Klauth Ryerson will not add new elevators in the Library Building to make up for the loss of the escalators, says the head of campus planning and facilities. When classes started last week, some students were concerned that replacing escalators with stairs would lead to overcrowding in the nearby elevators. The main worry […]