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Campus News RSU Student Politics

We know what you did last summer, Ryerson

September 4, 2018

While some things have stayed the same at Ryerson University, others have changed over the last few months

Student Federation president, executive director face fraud allegations at UOttawa

August 11, 2018

Upwards of $20,000 in student funding transferred to president's "faulty" club

Ryerson unveils plaque recognizing its racist history

"Today's ceremony does not mark a beginning or an end, but a step towards a long process of reconciliation," said Ryerson president Mohamed Lachemi

Campus News Indigenous

Indigenous-led think tank launches at Ryerson

In addition to providing First Nation research perspectives, the research centre aims to hold federal, provincial and regional First Nation policy makers accountable

Toronto city councillor speaks against supervised injection site on Ryerson campus

The Ward 7 city councillor arrived at Ryerson to advocate against safe injection sites on campus

An RSU sign, but the S is a dollar sign.

Campus News Student Politics

RSU increases salaries and plans $400K concerts in private board meeting

The meeting was held during an RSU retreat that was not accessible to the public

White Privilege Conference held on Ryerson campus incites protests

About 25 people gathered on Gould Street to protest the White Privilege Conference Global (WPC Global) held at Ryerson University on May 12

RSU terminates general manager position

And that was just day one!

The Egerton Ryerson statue. FILE PHOTOThe Egerton Ryerson statue. FILE PHOTO

Ryerson is discussing the possibility of removing the Egerton Ryerson statue

Ryerson University had a meeting this month to discuss the possibility of removing the statue of Egerton Ryerson

Ryerson community raises $20,000 for instructor injured in Toronto van rampage

Amir Kiumarsi, a chemistry instructor at Ryerson’s Chang School of Continuing Education, is recovering in the intensive care unit at Sunnybrook Hospital after being struck by a van that mowed down pedestrians in Toronto’s north end on April 23

Ryerson Board of Governors approves U-Pass, referendum to come in the fall

Full-time Ryerson students will now vote on the implementation of a $70 TTC transit pass in the fall semester

Ryerson business grad dead after north Toronto van rampage

Anne Marie D'Amico was the first victim of the rampage to be publicly identified

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