Putting the ‘reading’ in your reading week horoscopes
October 8, 2024
The astrological library is open, and the stars are telling you what’s in store during your week off.
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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
Twitter Verification? No thanks, we have better things to buy
November 16, 2022
Does Elon Musk REALLY think we have money to spend on Twitter verification?
Students can now opt for a preferred name on D2L and class roster
September 13, 2022
TMU’s Trans Collective has been campaigning the university to allow students to choose how their name appears online since 2013
Ryerson professor is playing hard to get ;)
April 5, 2022
Forget double-texting; the new vibe is octuple-emailing a prof who's ghosting you about the final exam review
8 tips to beat the January Blues
January 18, 2022
Serving up some wellness tips on a cold and icy platter (like the weather right now)
Ryerson students frustrated by additional course costs and full tuition fees
September 25, 2020
Some students are complaining about courses using online platforms other than D2L that cost more money on top of tuition
Profs who can’t figure out PowerPoint to teach online classes
August 25, 2020
Everyone knows that cool people use Google Slides now anyways
The little app that couldn’t
August 20, 2019
It's just enough of an app to see its potential, then quickly realize that literally anything would be better
Two-factor authentication required for new Ryerson email users this fall
February 28, 2019
As of Feb. 1, 2019, only 2,838 students had two-factor authentication
Business & TechnologyCampus News
RSS announcements feature no longer available on D2L
November 19, 2018
Ryerson has disabled the RSS feed feature on D2L after administration found out about potential privacy concerns
New “Consent Comes First” module on D2l teaches first-years about consent
October 16, 2018
The Office of Sexual Violence Support and Education launched a consent training module for first-year students on D2L as a part of the larger Ryerson campaign called Consent Comes First
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