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Tuition cut to cost Rye $30 million, may cause reduction in faculty

February 20, 2019

The cut to student tuition was first announced in January by the Doug Ford government

Features Indigenous

Reconciliation through academia: Has Ryerson made headway?

November 22, 2018

Nearly one year after the release of a community consultation report, Indigenous faculty and students reflect on Ryerson’s progress with Indigenous reconciliation, and its shortcomings

Ryerson’s proposed law school approved by the Senate

Ryerson’s proposed law school has received Senate approval—putting the university one step closer to receiving a law program on campus

While Ryerson has 90 Indigenous staff members, only five are tenure- track faculty with permanent job contracts. ILLUSTRATION: SARAH KRICHEL

Communities Indigenous

Ryerson faculties divided on approach to hiring Indigenous faculty

November 14, 2017

While Ryerson has 90 Indigenous staff members, only five are tenure-track faculty with permanent job contracts

Ryerson President Sheldon Levy will be staying at the university for up to two more years.

People more important than you on campus

August 25, 2015

A list of important people around campus you should probably know about

RFA IN ARBITRATION OVER SURVEYS

November 19, 2008

Ryerson administration and faculty are entering arbitration, because they can’t agree on how to conduct the faculty course surveys.

MEET THE MONEY MAKERS

January 30, 2008

There is an elite group of professors and administrators at Ryerson making over $100,000 a year, and one top administrator who’s making more than the president.

High-paid profs offered buyout

September 15, 1999

Early retirement package takes effect, president predicts little effect.

Ryerson’s professors to vote on contract

Provisions include substantial salary increases and better sabbatical pay

CIBC offers no-fee bank plan to staff and faculty

The CIBC is launching a bank@work program for Ryerson’s staff and faculty.

Profs upset with grad school membership

Engineering professors say selection requirements for teaching graduate students were unfair

Ryerson faculty’s great divide

February 10, 1999

Staff members feel alienated from the university and their peers, complaining they are overworked and under-appreciated. As strained contract negotiations continue, both sides hope to resolve faculty's low morale. They are also looking for leadership from Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse, who must address faculty morale in his next five years.