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Doctor Kristopher Alexander

Business & Technology

The video games professor that’s bringing learning to another level

February 24, 2021

Streaming a lecture is never a dull moment with Twitch and Kristopher Alexander

Students feel unsupported by Academic Accommodation Support during online learning

February 11, 2021

Increasing communication and advertising of online resources is needed to improve experience with AAS, students say

A computer monitor showing the d2l home page with five courses.

Ryerson to offer more online courses due to the pandemic

February 8, 2021

The university will be offering 94 more online courses in the next academic year

Breaking News

Campus News COVID-19

Ryerson postpones spring convocation (again)

February 2, 2021

This is the third time Ryerson has postponed all convocation ceremonies since March 2020

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How are Career Boost students working through the COVID-19 pandemic?

January 19, 2021

Despite the shift to online learning and working from home, Career Boost positions are still available and paid

Photo of the bridge between Kerr Hall and RCC on Gould Street that says Ryerson University.

Here’s what you missed at the November Board of Governors meeting

December 2, 2020

Aside from COVID-19 related updates, Rye announced a new online learning initiative and partnership with SOTI Aerospace

Campus News COVID-19

Ryerson cancels winter 2020 exchange program

October 5, 2020

Students are left in limbo as their plans to learn abroad have been scrapped due to COVID-19

A photo of an iPhone taking a picture of a desk. On the screen, there is an illustration of a microscope as if the phone is using augmented reality technology.

Business & Technology

Faculty of Science introduces Augmented Reality lab experiences

September 18, 2020

Students in the Faculty of Science will be able to experience an immersive Augmented Reality (AR) lab, as the faculty attempts to innovate at-home learning methods during the pandemic

Illustration of a guy walking through an open door holding a textbook while a second person exits, walking in the opposite direction, holding a briefcase.

COVID-19 Features

It’s okay for you and school to go on a break

September 18, 2020

Waiting things out might actually open more doors for students deferring due to the pandemic

Campus News COVID-19

Most Rye faculties to offer remote-only learning for fall semester

Tuition is still expected to remain the same

SPOTS AT LOBLAW FOR RYE

October 28, 2009

"Of all participating universities, Ryerson had the highest number of accepted students, nabbing 16 of the 100 spots"-Sean Sedlezky, TRSM program development manager.