TMU professors speak up against anti-AI rhetoric in classrooms
April 2, 2024
Several faculty members insist students “let the robots handle it” when it comes to completing coursework
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A class moved online brings back flashbacks for a ‘Zoom boomer’ TMU student
March 5, 2024
A student gets a visit from a lingering fear of the past: online classes
I guess I’ll just go fuck myself then
November 14, 2023
Can you recall a time when your day just continued to get progressively worse?
Ryerson E-Sports Club: The local hub for Rye gamers
September 7, 2021
Welcome to The G Spot
Ryerson student accidentally becomes world’s fastest typist
November 10, 2020
Who needs to retain information when you can watch your lectures at two times speed and have more time for gaming instead?
Profs who can’t figure out PowerPoint to teach online classes
August 25, 2020
Everyone knows that cool people use Google Slides now anyways
Computer tech hacks you never knew you needed
March 15, 2019
From Facebook to Google Chrome and back to your iPhone, our gadgets all have little secrets
If you’re learning to code, start here
September 27, 2018
Pick up some new skillz on your own, folks
Ryerson to open a national cybersecurity centre
September 8, 2018
Ryerson plans to launch Cybersecure Catalyst to promote training, innovation, and research surrounding cybersecurity
Igabyte: Updating is annoying, but it’s worth it
March 20, 2017
Update your computer. They may be annoying, but updates make your computer safer and run better, writes tech columnist Igor Magun
The right gadgets for your GPA
September 13, 2006
Your purchases should be shaped by your academic situation. Chi Nguyen did the legwork for you.
Grads watch world from Rye lab
October 25, 2000
Spatial analysis centre allows students to track environmental and demographical trends.
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