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Breaking News

Ontario government releases tuition and ancillary fee guidelines

Ryerson University’s RU-Pass will not be mandatory for students

Update: Supervised consumption site next to Ryerson “on hold”

“We know that supervised consumption services in Toronto are well used,” said Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health

Student Politics

RSU hasn’t lobbied Rye on free speech

“We’re focusing most of our lobbying efforts right now on cuts to [student loans],” said Ryerson Students' Union president Maklane deWever

Student Politics

New RSU exec allegedly mocked poll clerk

An incoming executive and his slate, Refresh, were given demerit points after he allegedly mocked a clerk's speech pattern on two occasions

Niagara Falls reapplies for Ryerson research centre

When Ryerson applied in 2015, their application was rejected. Now the city of Niagara Falls is taking another shot at the partnership

Rye had hours to prep for announcement of cuts to Brampton campus, law school

This year, the provincial government announced they would no longer fund Ryerson's campus expansion or make its law school eligible for OSAP

Ryerson campus revitalization officially underway

“You cannot do construction of the on this scale without disrupting the way people get around"

RU-Pass meetings stalled with TTC, future uncertain

It's unclear whether or not the agreement has to be finalized by a specific date to qualify as a mandatory fee

Students say mental health services need improvement

“It was not easy to use in my experience, if anything, the stress of it made me feel worse,” said a third-year student

Ryerson could get more gross

We set out to swab test 10 public and frequently used surfaces on campus

Student Politics

No students show up to RSU town hall

The event was planned as a space to discuss financial transparency, OSAP and the Student Choice Initiative

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