UPDATE: Ryerson announces plans for fall 2020 semester
May 15, 2020
President Mohamed Lachemi says that a majority of courses are expected to be offered online in fall 2020
Tag: COVID-19
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9 online mental health resources you can access while social distancing
May 9, 2020
We cumulated a list of on and off campus mental health resources for students to access during isolation
Ryerson offers bursaries to students left out of COVID-19 federal aid benefits
April 14, 2020
Students were able to apply to a university-wide relief fund and bursaries offered by their specific faculties
Ryerson researchers are contributing to global COVID-19 research
April 13, 2020
From simulations to educational websites, Ryerson community members are focusing on addressing medical, social and policy-related COVID-19 issues
COVID-19: Ryerson students uncertain about credit/no credit grading system
April 5, 2020
Although this option is available, students are still required to complete their assignments and course work by the end of the term
Everything that’s happened at Ryerson since the COVID-19 outbreak
April 2, 2020
A timeline of the events and announcements from the university regarding the pandemic
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Your Rye crisis based on your zodiac sign
April 1, 2020
Everything that’s happened this year is written in the stars
Poetry: “When We’ll No Longer Cross the Street”
April 1, 2020
"How desperate are the fingers that shake"
Hang in there Ryerson, and we’ll see you soon
April 1, 2020
A final word from the editor-in-chief, Sarah Krichel
Advice: My nose is itchy, but I can’t touch my face. What do I do?
April 1, 2020
The question that's on everybody's minds
Campus NewsCOVID-19Student Politics
Shit hit the fan: A year of chaos in review
March 31, 2020
After Ryerson students and student groups were struck by Doug Ford’s Student Choice Initiative, their student union being cut off,and a global pandemic, they talk to us about how they feel and what they learned
Ryerson students are learning new skills while social distancing
March 28, 2020
During the school year, full-time students don’t necessarily have time to learn skills because they have deadlines to meet, pressure to get good grades and even part-time jobs, she says.
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