Studying under fire
September 13, 2006
One of 19 arrested in connection with an alleged terror plot is out on bail, taking classes at Ryerson. School leaders ask for understanding and acceptance.
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Gallery helps under-exposed students
September 13, 2006
Inessa Radostin spent the summber building her dream studio gallery; can she handle school, a thriving company and her father as a business partner? Karon Liu finds out.
Tables turn at campus centre
August 30, 2006
TTC monthly pass sales move to bigger, better location; other services easier to access for students.
Show it, save it
August 30, 2006
No need to scour the city for cheap eats and treats. With student card in hand, discounted grub and inexpensive clubs are at your fingertips. Ashley Spegel serves it up.
Budgets, books and beer
August 30, 2006
Welcome to the money-sucking vortex we like to call "Ryerson." It's time for Froshonomics 101. Chi Nguyen reports how to make a budget specific to your new downtown campus and how it could save your skin.
VEHICLE VANISHES FROM VICTORIA STREET GARAGE
January 25, 2006
A Mercury Villager minivan was reported stolen on Saturday from Ryerson's Victoria Street parking garage.
RYE RELIEVED FAMILY FOUND SAFE
January 19, 2005
International students are back in T.O.
EYE-NALYSIS: CANADIAN FEDERATION OF STUDENTS
September 15, 2004
Wondering who the CFS is and why you should care? Jen Gerson explains.
BEST RAPPER IN THE WORLD
October 31, 2003
By Jennifer Fong Being humble and soft-spoken are two rare qualities in the rap world today, but they are among the first things you notice about up and coming rapper Arabesque, also known as Aramaic. Arabesque, 22, whose real name is Steve Kawalit, is a fourth-year graphic communications management student at Ryerson. If his name […]
CLASS TO IMPROVE PROF ENGLISH
October 8, 2003
By Jen Gerson A program will be launched to help professors who have trouble speaking English. “We have many professors coming from other countries speaking English as a second language,” said Sheila O’Neill, acting director at the learning and teaching office. “Sometimes their research agenda runs ahead of their ability to speak English.” The program, […]
GREENJEANS LOCKS OUT WORKERS
October 8, 2003
By Chris Richardson Service people at Mr. Greenjeans restaurant in the Eaton Centre were told to go home after a vote by local 75 of the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union. The 22 employees of the restaurant who asked for a three per cent pay raise over the next two years were locked […]
JANITORS FACE MESS
October 8, 2003
By Dalson Chen Ryerson University is doing its students a disservice by contracting cleaning work to private companies, says the head of the local caretakers’ union. “Contracting out – it doesn’t work properly,” said Willy Torres, President of Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 233. “[Management] know that. They’ve had problems with that.” As […]
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