The “Rye High” reputation unpacked
November 27, 2018
Even with a name change and advanced academic programs, Ryerson can’t seem to shake off its high school reputation. Does it want to?
Tag: Ryerson history
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O’Keefe House no longer a student residence, but always a piece of history
February 10, 2018
Some may call O’Keefe a piece of the city’s history, but to 32 students, this is their home
Inside the mind of Rye’s award winning lecturer
September 17, 2015
Professor Arne Kislenko is recognized as one of the best in Canada, and he calls Ryerson home
“Academic rock star” visits home to commemorate 100 years since WW1
January 22, 2015
Ryerson’s International Issues Discussion series began their first lecture in winter term with former professor and renowned historian, Margaret MacMillan
A stone-age scandal
March 11, 2009
By Josh Bailie When the seven-foot stone hockey goalie was put up over an archway on Kerr Hall South, students revolted with 60s-era zeal. They hung a life-sized effigy of a pregnant woman outside a nearby window. They picketed with placards reading, “Ryerson, the Hockey Hall of Fame.” They attacked it with blue and red […]
GHOSTS OF THE GLORY DAYS
November 28, 2007
Kerr Hall has housed a teachers college, a military training camp and unnamed human remains. And now Sheldon Levy wants to smash it down.
WAS RYERSON A RACIST?
April 4, 2007
Egerton Ryerson, founder of our university, is hailed as a hero of public education. But he also had a dark side.
Eye Remember…
September 20, 2000
What happened this week in Ryerson history.
Eye Remember…
September 13, 2000
What happened this week in Ryerson history.
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