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
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No Chang School student senate election held for the past nine years
April 29, 2019
“Everyone knows that it’s an issue, and no one has an answer on how to solve this issue"
Ryerson senate election results announced
March 8, 2019
Ryerson’s senate is responsible maintaining and implementing the academic policies
Rye’s new free speech policy moving ahead, community feedback on way to senate
March 5, 2019
"If [expression] couldn’t be harmful nobody would be concerned about it,” said James Turk, creator of Ryerson's Centre for Free Expression
Four students show up to Ryerson’s first free speech student consultation
February 26, 2019
The town hall saw a discussion around how to implement Ryerson's values into a free speech statement
Ryerson senate candidates announced
February 21, 2019
Ten student senate positions will be voted for, in six categories
Ryerson says current free speech statement meets Ford’s criteria
January 15, 2019
“We did not want the revised statement to happen exactly by the deadline of the government because we do have one in place"
Ryerson Senate approves urban health and building science PhD programs
November 20, 2018
Ryerson Senate has approved two new PhD programs to start accepting students in September 2019
Ryerson’s Black Liberation Collective calls out Ryerson’s compliance with Ford’s policies
November 6, 2018
Ryerson’s Black Liberation Collective (BLC) is calling out the school’s compliance with Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s policy on free expression on campus
Students protest Ryerson’s free speech statement at Senate meeting
October 3, 2018
A dozen socialist club students chanted outside a Ryerson University Senate meeting on Oct. 2 in protest of the university updating its statement on free speech to appease Premier Doug Ford
Ryerson’s proposed law school approved by the Senate
March 14, 2018
Ryerson’s proposed law school has received Senate approval—putting the university one step closer to receiving a law program on campus
RSU dominates Senate
March 7, 2012
Student politics are becoming less diverse, but student union members running for Ryerson Senate and Board of Governors (BOG) don’t see this as a problem
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