Rams Care Run partnered with Scotiabank Waterfront Marathon on Oct. 20 to fundraise for sending kids to summer camp in 2020. RUtv News reporter Kashish Hura has the story. Continue reading Ryerson Rams Care Run raises $17,000 to send kids to summer camp
By: Jonathan Bradley Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has managed to hold on to power after winning a minority government on Oct. 21. The Liberals won the most seats in the 2019 Canadian election, but the party is coming out with less than they had going in. They will now be required to work with opposition parties to pass legislation. “I have heard you, my friends,” … Continue reading Justin Trudeau’s Liberals form a minority government
The Toronto Wolfpack rugby team made history on Saturday, Oct. 5 by being promoted to the Super League after defeating the Featherstone Rovers in the Million Pound Game. Reporter Matthew Rodrigopulle has the story. Continue reading Toronto Wolfpack rugby team wins Million Pound Game, advances to Super League
By: Manuela Vega After their post-season was cut short at the hands of the Windsor Lancers in the 2018-19 OUA quarterfinals, the Ryerson Rams men’s volleyball team aims to return to the court with enough force to land a spot in Nationals. Head coach Matthew Harris stressed the goal of reaching the final four in order to get there. “If we get a chance to … Continue reading “We always bring a certain ferocity”: Ryerson Rams men’s volleyball team gears up for new season
The Ryerson Rams Men’s Hockey Team has gone through a lot over the offseason, and as many seasoned veterans left the team this summer, many new faces have suited up for the Rams. RUtv News reporter Dana Ryan had the chance to speak with members of the Rams program on their expectations and hopes for the upcoming season Continue reading Ryerson Rams 2019-20 Season Preview: Men’s hockey team has high hopes for a big season
On September 27, 2019, tens of thousands of protestors gathered at Queens Park to bring awareness to the climate crisis and strike for environmental justice. Continue reading Thousands of protestors gather for Toronto’s Climate Strike
Last week, Ryerson Student Strike hosted a general assembly and passed a vote for a student strike against the Ford government’s OSAP cuts. Sidra Jafri spoke with a Ryerson Student Strike spokesperson to find out why this is important for students. Continue reading Student coalition passes vote for a strike at Ryerson
By: Emma Moore The Ryerson Rams men’s volleyball team defeated the Guelph Gryphons with a score of 3-2 on Sunday afternoon. It was a back and forth game that ended with the Rams winning three out of the five sets. Although the game began slow, the Rams were able to push through to victory in the last two sets, in part due to Xander Ketrzynski, … Continue reading Shaky first half of game ends with Rams victory over Gryphons
By: Andrew Yang Ryerson’s first-year setter Trent Ketrzynski had an impressive game, but it wouldn’t be enough to defeat the Waterloo Warriors, who took a 3-0 revenge match win over the Rams’ men’s volleyball team on Saturday night. Ketrzynski led the way with an impressive stat line of 17 assists, 6 blocks, and 2 aces, along with 2 kills of his own. He was also … Continue reading Rams fall to Warriors in pre-season Volleyball matchup
By: Christina Flores-Chan While the Ryerson Rams’ pre-season game against the Concordia Stingers started off admittedly slow, it turned out to be quite the barn burner once the team stepped up offensively. The Rams ultimately defeated the Stingers 8-4 for a lopsided victory on Friday night. “In any hockey game, there’s going to be those ebbs and flows,” said Rams head coach Johnny Duco, referring … Continue reading Rams defeat Stingers in lopsided pre-season victory
