The virtual road to success
January 10, 2012
Start fresh after screwing around for four months
Tag: Students
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Could 24-hour library access be seen at Ryerson?
December 2, 2011
Media Editor Lee Richardson looked into whether library space could be extended to a full 24 hours to meet Ryerson's space constraints
Alumnus Profile: Shane Dingman
December 1, 2011
Colleen Marasigan talks to Eyeopener alum Shane Dingman
Rye opposed to Occupy Toronto eviction
November 23, 2011
Despite the court’s decision to deny Occupy Toronto’s request for protesters to remain in the park, students at Ryerson are still strongly supporting the movement
Rye G20 speaker pleads guilty
November 23, 2011
Six of the 17 alleged ringleaders of the G20 protests pled guilty on Tuesday as part of an agreement that will see charges against the remaining accused dropped
Sexual offender seen on campus
November 23, 2011
A man committed a sexual assault four years ago and has recently been spotted back on campus multiple times. Astoria Luzzi reports
This is no ride in the park
November 23, 2011
Jeff Lagerquist looks at cycling in one of the city’s most dangerous areas and the things you can do to protect yourself
New rez ‘impossible’ without Rye subsidy
November 16, 2011
Ryerson University may have to dish out up to half a million dollars of its operating budget to subsidize the cost of a new residence
The gender issue
November 16, 2011
If you think gender is no longer an issue, think again
The gospel of equity
November 16, 2011
When it comes to application numbers, personal style and professional programs, Ryerson can’t be beat. But when it comes to spreading anti-oppression principles, Ryerson is outpaced and outclassed
Conflicted intern-ally
November 16, 2011
Internships have become a necessary evil to get into today’s job market. But things can get legally ugly when it comes to unpaid positions
What is a university education?
November 10, 2011
The Council of Ontario Universities have set standards of what students should have learnt in certain stages of university education – undergrad, Master’s and PhD. But what is a university education really, and what does it mean to students? Media Editor Lee Richardson asked around.
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