Ryerson offers regular women’s self defence programs, and recently offered one for men in November: Rape Aggression and Defence Systems. Check out this video to see how the program teaches men to defend themselves and feel safer on the downtown campus. Advertisements Continue reading RAD empowers men through self defence
(By: Ally Yacapin) The leaves are falling, the weather is colder and the smell of hot chocolate is filling the air – that means the holidays are coming. But most importantly, it means the winter break is right around the corner! Here are six bangin’ shows that will warm you up this winter. Playboi Carti Monday, December 3 REBEL Tickets start at $48.42 This former … Continue reading 6 bangin’ December shows to warm you up this winter
Ryerson University students continue to challenge the implementation of the new RU Pass on campus. Some students say they were not fully aware of the opt-out options regarding the pass due to the way the Ryerson Students’ Union advertised the referendum. Students also say the RSU needed to clarify the opt-out information brought up in emails. As a result, some are calling for a re-vote … Continue reading Ryerson students challenging the RU Pass
RUtv News reporters Jonathan Bradley and Ali Jiwani talk about the top local and international stories for Monday, November 19th, 2018. Continue reading News in a Minute – November 19, 2018
RUtv News reporters Anastasia Andric and Anastasiya Romanska talk about the top local and international stories for Monday, November 12th, 2018. Continue reading News in a Minute – November 12, 2018
After a university-wide referendum in October, students voted in favour of the U-Pass. The U-Pass will be for all full-time students to use the TTC at a discounted rate, starting in September 2019, and will be rebranded the “RU-Pass”. Many students are excited about the discount, but others who don’t use the TTC enough to benefit from the pass say it’s unfair. RUtv News reporter … Continue reading Students have strong feelings about the new RU Pass
(By: Angela McLean) With the spotlight on him, and his eyes on the crowd, MAX could not resist a smile. “If you’re so happy to be alive this evening, make some noise,” he shouted. The dance-pop singer from Hell’s Kitchen, New York, who packed Toronto’s Velvet Underground for the second time this year on Sunday night (Nov. 4), was met with more than just some … Continue reading Review: MAX was all about good vibes in Toronto
(By: Xavier Eeswaran) Oh November… The bad news is that the hype for Halloween dies out when the clock hits 12:00 a.m. as we usher in a cold and stressful month. The good news? A bunch of exciting artists will be in town. Here are six to look out for. Bahamas Nov. 1-4 The Danforth Music Hall Tickets start at $52.70 Bahamas, a.k.a. Afie Jurvanen, … Continue reading Six must-see concerts in November
RUtv News reporters Anastasiya Romanska and Tiffany Mongu talk about the top local and national stories for Monday, October 29th, 2018. Continue reading News in a Minute – October 29, 2018
(By: Jackson Farough) Clearly, Toronto isn’t ready to let go of John Tory yet. The incumbent mayor will now serve a second term in office after dominating the municipal elections this month. He took 63.5% of the vote despite competing against 34 candidates for mayor. Jennifer Keesmaat—Tory’s main political rival in the election—took just 23.5% of the vote. This was after a passionate couple of months … Continue reading Tory’s re-election signifies city’s trust after landslide win
