Tag: Finances

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Business & Technology

TMU’s dating recession

Students and researchers debate the current financial strain on romantic relationships

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Business & Technology

Are TMU students financially literate?

January 27, 2026

Gen Z lacks confidence when it comes to money, experts say

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Business & Technology

Is Black Friday losing relevance among TMU students?

November 11, 2025

Factors like tuition, cost of living, and issues of sustainability are pushing students away from stores and towards financial responsibility

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Hardly working: Inside the youth unemployment crisis at TMU

August 19, 2025

As students struggle to find work in a tumultuous job market, they worry for their finances—and their futures

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OSAP delays have TMU students “forced against the wall financially”

February 10, 2023

The university is being lenient with tuition deadlines but students say they need funding for so much more

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OP-ED: The RSU is ours to fix

November 27, 2020

BOG member David Jardine writes that a better students' union is attainable, but students have to fight for it

Campus News Student Politics

UPDATE: RGSU still not recognized by Ryerson, RSU

Graduate students will have to wait at least another year before having their own union

Student Politics

RECAP: RSU holds first BoD meeting of the year, ends overtime pay for execs and ratifies board positions

The new RSU executives virtually met and discussed management, finance and international students

Campus News RSU Student Politics

RSU audit committee finds an additional $99,477 unverified in last year’s expenditures

February 3, 2020

The review also accounts and confirms a total of $260,000 of expenses made on three RSU credit cards last year.

Arts & Culture The Fashion Issue

On the origins of “normcore”

November 26, 2019

Dressing to blend in might make you unique. But “normcore” has a story far from bland

Student Politics

RSU spent $2,000 less than original HOCO budget

October 7, 2019

The money saved will be reallocated "where it is necessary," said the RSU vice-president of operations, Augustine Onuh

Toronto students have highest amount of debt, study suggests

October 1, 2019

A recent study by Credit Karma found that student debt in Toronto is $2,000 higher than the provincial average