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Hate crime case still in court

Two men, one a Ryerson student, were charged in an alleged assault against two community members just north of Ryerson campus

$300,000 for new head of Rye portfolio

Head of one of Ryerson’s biggest departments steps down, and half his role is contracted out to a non-university employee

Ryerson unplugs from the grid

Last year, Ryerson took part in Earth Hour by shutting off 95 per cent of lights on campus. As the university gets ready to do it again on March 26, Kai Benson looks at how sustainable Ryerson is the rest of the year

Canadian Turnitin servers down

Plagiarism detection program many Ryerson professors depend on stops working during the busiest time in the semester for assignment deadlines

Cheap off-campus eats

As you sit in a packed lecture hall, your stomach lets out a loud growl. A bagel won’t cut it anymore. You need real food and you need it now. If you’re one of the tummy grumblers at Ryerson, here are the five best off-campus places to grab some affordable grub as you dash between classes

Business & Technology

Tis’ the season (for taxes)

Tax season is upon us, but that doesn’t mean you have to suffer through a mountain of paperwork. Biz & Tech editor Ian Vandaelle reports

Free food for all?

The Community Food Room provides free food to help students keep fed and healthy without breaking the bank. So why aren’t students using it? Allyssia Alleyne reports

Ward 27 councillor reveals plans for Yonge

Revitalization plans of Dundas to Gerrard strip include potential new subway entrance and pedestrian only streets.

Briefs and Groaners

A roundup of some of the shadier — and just plain odd — things that happen around Ryerson’s downtown campus.

Is Ryerson prepared for an earthquake?

Buildings on Ryerson’s campus are diverse both structurally and age-wise, and would face different issues if an earthquake were to strike the city.

What to do in case of an earthquake on campus

The likelihood of an earthquake in Toronto is low, and it’s even less likely that there would be substantial damage to campus buildings.

Before you sign

Leases are up and residence move-out day looms in your future. Think you’ve found your dream place? Arts and Life editor Gianluca Inglesi offers tips to keep in mind before you put your name on the dotted line

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