Ryerson introduces new OneCard eAccounts
January 26, 2019
This is the first time that Ryerson has offered these functions online
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Students raise security concerns at HOEM residence
October 23, 2018
Students have noticed people sneaking into the HOEM building on Jarvis Street because some residents are sharing their faceless access cards
Your OneCard is your key to student discounts across the city
August 23, 2017
Take our list of the best places to stack your savings
Meal plan cash will carry over, finally
March 23, 2016
Ryerson Eats has new options this April for students with leftover meal plan funds on their OneCards.
Lost Number Woes
August 25, 2015
Your student number is a crucial thing to have in your first weeks at Ryerson.
The coffee train ends here, kids
March 31, 2015
First-year students are no longer allowed to use their meal plan funds to purchase Starbucks gift cards
They see your OneCard, raise you five
September 9, 2014
Ryerson’s combination debit and identification card gets its first fee hike in 10 years
Ryerson OneCards have OneFlaw
March 5, 2014
Students have been experiencing difficulties because OneCards do not have an expiry date
Wallet burnout
August 21, 2013
Your OneCard isn’t just a reminder of how hideous you are. Flashing student ID can snag pretty sweet deals
Rye nets thousands from OneCard losses
March 12, 2013
Ryerson banks some serious cash when you lose that piece of plastic you got in first year
Students left out
September 30, 2010
For most students, access to online university resources is as easy as logging onto their my.ryerson account. But George Brown College students in the collaborative early childhood education (ECE) program don’t have that luxury. They’re not given a Ryerson online identity.
Frosh 2009: Give up the Hub grub
August 26, 2009
One of the big bonuses of living in residence is that all of your food is made for you. For others who want to explore and remove the anxiety of swiping your One Card faster than a fashionista on a shopping spree, the Eyeopener has whipped up a few basic recipes to curb the number of times you spend eating out.
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