Protesters back at Queen’s Park to rally against OSAP cuts
April 1, 2026
As the provincial parliament returns to session, students across the province are urging Ford to walk back on his decision
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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
Seeking financial aid: When students must support their parents
January 22, 2019
Students often ask parents for help. But sometimes they ask us. A Ryerson student writes of OSAP cuts, debt and being forced to buy a house for his parents
Ford government won’t comment on status of OSAP free tuition for post-secondary students
October 25, 2018
One day after cutting funding for Ryerson University’s expansion to Brampton, the Ford government refused to comment on whether they plan to maintain Ontario’s free post secondary tuition program
How to apply for cash money at Rye
February 14, 2015
By Desiree Amani You’ve been keeping up your GPA, using all of your spare time to volunteer, and you’re more involved at Ryerson than the people who are paid to be. If this sounds like you, there are two things that need to be asked. First, when do you sleep? Seriously. Get some rest. But […]
Deferral fees score Rye big bucks
February 13, 2013
By Ramisha Farooq This year, Ryerson will bank more than $820,000 by charging students who are unable to pay their tuition fees at once. Ryerson, unlike several other Ontario universities, charges a $70 fee to students who split their charges into twice-yearly installments. Prior to 2009, students were unable to split tuition payments. The university […]
RYERSON GETS $52M PROVINCIAL BOOST
January 30, 2008
Ryerson’s Master Plan received a $52 million boost from the provincial government last week.
STUDENTS SHUT OUT OF BURSARIES
January 16, 2008
Jenny Gregory couldn’t afford to pay her tuition after a bureaucratic change shut her out of a bursary.
Tuition jumps, again. McGuinty draws blood from stone.
September 13, 2006
A McGuinty Government plan is taking $6.2 billion from students to fund low-income grants, forcing the poor to foot the bills for the poorer.
Loan error costs students
September 24, 2003
Students who went to the Financial Assistance office prior to Sept. 10 found out they couldn't submit the necessary forms to put student loan payments on hold while they got more education, instead they learned they would have to return at a later date once Ministry of Education computer problems were fixed.
Extra cash means more student jobs
September 27, 2000
Campus employment is a little easier to find after Rye doubles Work Study funding
Student debt under scrutiny
October 28, 1998
With university tuition fees on the rise, Ryerson and other Ontario universities are participating in a study to uncover what students are spending their money on.
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