Editorial: We can’t call it X University, but you can
August 24, 2021
If only Ryerson cared about Indigenous reconciliation as much as their brand recognition
Tag: reconciliation
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Egerton Ryerson statue toppled, beheaded by protestors
June 7, 2021
Ryerson president Mohamed Lachemi said the statue 'will not be restored or replaced'
Indigenous students call on community to change Ryerson to ‘X University’
June 5, 2021
The growing movement aims to fast track the university’s reconciliation efforts, which Indigenous community members say has been slow-moving and inadequate
The evolution of “reconciliation”
February 4, 2020
Two years after Rye’s Truth and Reconciliation community report, what does the term mean to the Indigenous community?
Ryerson elder Joanne Dallaire appointed as senior advisor of Indigenous relations
October 29, 2019
Dallaire has served as a role model to Indigenous students, faculty and staff since she came to Ryerson in 2005
Rye hires new tenured Indigenous faculty members
September 24, 2019
The university announced on Sept. 10 that they hired 79 new, tenured faculty members, eight of whom are Indigenous
Lynn Lavallée returns to Ryerson as strategic lead for Indigenous resurgence
February 3, 2019
“I became involved in [Ryerson] because…we can't simply critique it. We have to become part of it to make a change,” said Lynn Lavallée
Reconciliation through academia: Has Ryerson made headway?
November 22, 2018
Nearly one year after the release of a community consultation report, Indigenous faculty and students reflect on Ryerson’s progress with Indigenous reconciliation, and its shortcomings
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