Happy anniversary: One year since Rye dumped the RSU
January 26, 2021
What happened then and where is the union now?
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UPDATE: Ryerson and RSU negotiate new operating agreement
April 30, 2020
Earlier this year, the university said it “no longer recognizes the RSU as the official student government”
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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
UPDATE: Ryerson ordered to give student fees to RSU, recognize them as student union
March 9, 2020
The court "affirmed the RSU as the student government, following a 70-year legacy as the democratic voice of students," said the RSU in a post
RECAP: Superior court hears RSU legal claim against Rye, injunction decision expected this week
March 6, 2020
An injunction would require the university to temporarily continue to recognize the RSU and to transfer withheld student union fees
UPDATE: CESAR can intervene in RSU’s legal claim against Rye
March 2, 2020
CESAR has filed for intervening power ahead of the RSU's court date on Friday for the union's legal claim against Ryerson
UPDATE: Ryerson announces next steps for student government
January 29, 2020
In March 2020, students will be able to vote for the structure of a student representative government
Ryerson officially splits from RSU, students unsure where to spend weekends
January 28, 2020
“The RSU is just bad for our reputation,” said McMillen, referring to the university nicknamed Rye High.
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BREAKING: RSU files legal claim against Rye
January 28, 2020
"We’re deeply disappointed that we have to take this action," said RSU president Vanessa Henry
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