Six concerts in Toronto worth a night off this March
(By: Angela McLean) Spring is finally set to arrive this month and we’re ready to start adding fun, upbeat tunes back to our playlists—anything to help us forget the bitter cold winter. Thankfully, the artists set to bless Toronto with their presence this March boast discographies with many light and groovy tracks we can’t wait to shout the words to in person. Make it a … Continue reading Six concerts in Toronto worth a night off this March
Rams end season with 1-0 loss to Gryphons
By: Matthew Rodrigopulle The crowd roared as Ryerson goaltender Fanny Vigeant made a tremendous third period save during a 5-on-3 penalty kill. But it wouldn’t be enough for the Rams in a must-win game. The Ryerson Rams women’s hockey team fought hard but ultimately suffered a 1-0 loss to the Guelph Gryphons in Game Two of the McCaw Cup semifinals on Friday, putting an end … Continue reading Rams end season with 1-0 loss to Gryphons
Interview: Cassidy Mackenzie makes her smash debut with “Wish”
(By: Angela McLean) We have a new artist for you to add to your radar – Vancouver-born songstress Cassidy Mackenzie. Releasing her debut single “Wish” today (Feb. 22), Mackenzie is already a star in the making, boasting a unique sound that blends together pop, electronic and R&B influences. The result is high-energy, radio-ready tracks that touch on love, loss and lust. If you like what … Continue reading Interview: Cassidy Mackenzie makes her smash debut with “Wish”
Planning action against OSAP changes, coalition meeting
Students, groups and community members, under the We Are The Students Ryerson University campaign, brainstormed ways to put pressure on the government against the upcoming changes to OSAP. Continue reading Planning action against OSAP changes, coalition meeting
Six concerts in Toronto this February to fill your heart
(By: Angela McLean) February is the unofficial official month of love. In the spirit of the 14th, stores stock up with cards and jumbo teddy bears, love songs re-emerge on the charts, and PDA becomes inescapable. If you’re still in need of a Valentine’s Day gift for your bae (or yourself), there’s plenty of concerts coming up that you’re sure to love. Fall in love … Continue reading Six concerts in Toronto this February to fill your heart
News in a Minute – February 11, 2019
RUtv News reporters Briana-Lynn Brieiro and Jonathan Bradley talk about the top local and international stories for Monday, February 11th, 2019. Continue reading News in a Minute – February 11, 2019
Five must-see music moments from Super Bowl LIII
(By: Angela McLean) In case you missed it, there was a football game happening around the Maroon 5 concert last night. The 53rd Super Bowl, which saw the New England Patriots come out on top for the sixth time with a 13-3 win over the Los Angeles Rams, featured the hit-making band as its halftime show entertainers. Following the old-time tradition of headliners having guest … Continue reading Five must-see music moments from Super Bowl LIII
News in a Minute – February 4th, 2019
RUtv News reporters Waverly Neufeld and Kelsey DeMelo talk about the top local and international stories for Monday, February 4th, 2019. Continue reading News in a Minute – February 4th, 2019
Rams rally to beat Warriors in 3-2 OT win
(By: Ella Bonaldi) The Ryerson Rams hosted the Waterloo Warriors in a Friday night tilt at the Mattamy Athletic Centre. Heading into the game, Ryerson was in third place in the Ontario University Athletics [OUA] and hoping to keep their three-game win streak alive. The early portions of the game did not spark confidence as the Rams fell behind early. Taytum Clairmont of the Warriors … Continue reading Rams rally to beat Warriors in 3-2 OT win
Ontario students march to Queen’s Park to protest new OSAP changes
Ontario students of all ages marched from Yonge-Dundas Square to Queen’s Park on Friday to voice their concerns about the new government changes to OSAP. Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s plan to cut tuition by 10 per cent, eliminate free tuition and the post graduate loan repayment grace period is a grave concern for the future of many Ontario students. Continue reading Ontario students march to Queen’s Park to protest new OSAP changes
