Young Voters and the Toronto Municipal Election
The Toronto municipal election is taking place today. In the running are incumbent mayor John Tory, Jennifer Keesmaat, Sarah Climenhaga, Saron Gebresellassi and Faith Goldy. Youth voter turnout is expected to be low. Find out students’ thoughts on voting and hear from Jennifer Keesmaat on why the youth vote is important. Advertisements Continue reading Young Voters and the Toronto Municipal Election
News in a Minute – October 15, 2018
RUtv News reporters Emma Buchanan and Kosalan Kathir talk about the top local and national stories for Monday, October 15th, 2018. Continue reading News in a Minute – October 15, 2018
Congolese Achievers Celebration Brunch
Community Excellence Recognition, also known as CER, hosted it’s 2nd annual celebration brunch to honour those who excel in the Congolese community. RUtv News reporter Tiffany Mongu has the story. Continue reading Congolese Achievers Celebration Brunch
Six October concerts that will put you in the fall mood
(By: Ella Bonaldi) When you think of October, you probably first think of autumn, Halloween, maybe (embarrassingly) a pumpkin spice latte…and you’re probably avoiding thinking of midterms. These six concerts happening this month in the city will help you relax and take a night off of studying. Jessie J: R.O.S.E. Tour Tuesday, Oct. 16 REBEL Tickets start at $58.65 You probably know Jessie J from … Continue reading Six October concerts that will put you in the fall mood
How opioids are affecting campus safety
(By: Jacklyn Gilmor) Brooklyn Morris doesn’t feel safe walking to and from class. The first-year psychology student says she’s been harassed more than once, including on Victoria Street near the campus store. Morris, on her way to class one day, took her usual route along Yonge-Dundas Square. She walked along the clear panels on the southeast side of the square just like she always does. … Continue reading How opioids are affecting campus safety
Nuit Blanche sound exhibit bridges the gap between downtown Toronto and Scarborough
(By: Nicole Di Donato) Nuit Blanche returned to Toronto for its 13th year on Sept. 29, this time expanding to Scarborough. One of the 75 projects featured was The Long Distance Relationship, an interactive sound installation created by emerging Scarborough artists Christopher Dela Cruz and Patrick Atienza. The two-part communication instrument engaged people in both downtown Toronto and Scarborough, allowing them to connect through sound. … Continue reading Nuit Blanche sound exhibit bridges the gap between downtown Toronto and Scarborough
News in a Minute – October 1, 2018
RUtv News reporters Yusra Javed and Tiffany Mboyo talk about the top local and national stories for Monday, October 1st, 2018. Continue reading News in a Minute – October 1, 2018
INTERVIEW: Theo Tams on new EP and getting closure in the studio
(By: Angela McLean) “Proper, authentic and vulnerable” – these are words Canadian artist Theo Tams would use to describe his new EP, ‘Call the Doctor.’ Released Friday (Sept. 28), ‘Call the Doctor’ marks Tams’ fourth project since winning the final season of the CTV talent search Canadian Idol in 2008. His discography to date includes a full-length album, EP and a small selection of original … Continue reading INTERVIEW: Theo Tams on new EP and getting closure in the studio
Three reasons Ryerson Hockey remains a must-watch in 2018-19
(By: Jackson Farough and Emile Riga) As the Rams’ hockey season kicks off with the men’s season opener on October 3rd, fans should be very optimistic about both teams this season. After two exciting seasons that featured postseason appearances from both teams last year, it’s no surprise that Ryerson hockey provides tons of intrigue in 2018-19. Here’s why: 1. The Coaches John Duco, the head … Continue reading Three reasons Ryerson Hockey remains a must-watch in 2018-19
Construction takes over the Kerr Hall Quad
Ryerson University has lost some of its already limited green space to campus design and construction teams. What once was a space for activity and relaxation is now a temporary construction zone. Reporter Briana-Lynn Brieiro talks to some students about their thoughts on the project. Continue reading Construction takes over the Kerr Hall Quad
