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The Burnout: Behind the lives of Ryerson’s student politicians

January 22, 2019

Student politics are messy and dramatic. Emma Buchanan talks to former RSU executives who have felt the heat

Last chop at the Board

Students angered by rising tuition fees and program deregulation converged on the Ryerson Board of Governors meeting last Monday night to demand a continued freeze on all tuition fees.

New GM steps in at RyeSAC

Ryerson student groups and other community members receiving cash from RyeSAC will be noticing a new signature on their cheque, as RyeSAC introduces their new general manager today.

RyeSAC questions the Board’s true colours

RyeSAC is calling on all members of the Ryerson community to join together and take their concerns about impending budget cuts, tuition fee increases and deregulation to the next board of governors meeting on Monday March 25, 2002.

Prez incompetence warrants review

February 20, 2002

Critics of Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse are concerned with his refusal to address the needs of the university, and are denouncing the Board of Governor’s for not publicly reviewing his performance.

Six degrees of voter apathy

February 13, 2002

The way to get students to hit the polling stations in future RyeSAC elections is to bring the polling stations to them, said RyeSAC chief returning officer Jason Curran, who coordinated last week’s election.

Administration keeping mouths, doors shut

February 6, 2002

The 13th floor office in Jorgenson Hall, which normally has an open-door policy, has been locked for over three weeks, and Ryerson’s administration won’t say why.

Deregula-shunned

January 30, 2002

Nothing has changed in the existing legislation that says universities are allowed to charge whatever they please for professionally-related programs. Unfortunately, these are the programs that make up Ryerson.

Pushed back to the future

January 30, 2002

Student Centre’s future depends on committee’s ability to bridge differences

Budget wars looming

January 23, 2002

The tension between RyeSAC and Ryerson administration is growing as the spectre of a $4 million to $6 million budget cut hangs over the campus.

Racist graffiti stains campus image

January 16, 2002

Ryerson contacts police and promises no-tolerance policy to crack down on hate crimes

Evening Childcare eliminated

January 9, 2002

Ryerson’s evening childcare program — where parents leave their children for $3 an hour while attending late classes — has been eliminated.