Since I was in high school, one of my biggest academic goals was to be accepted for a university exchange to Edinburgh, Scotland. I maintained a high average not just …
Maria McCollum
Maria McCollum
Maria McCollum was the Co-Commentary and Opinion Editor and Copy Editor at On The Record in the fall 2021 semester.
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COVID-19 PandemicHealthNewsOn CampusStudentsTMU News
Ryerson Records 50th Confirmed COVID-19 Case on Campus
An individual who was last on campus on Nov. 21 has tested positive for COVID-19, according to an email campus union CUPE 3904 sent Thursday. This is the second positive …
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Toronto City Councillor Stepping Away from Role as Vice-chair at the Toronto Board of Health
Toronto city councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam won’t be extending her role as vice-chair at the Toronto Board of Health when it expires in December, she announced in a statement on Monday …
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The minimum wage in Ontario is increasing to $15 per hour in January, Premier Doug Ford announced on Tuesday. The increase will come into effect on Jan. 1 and it …
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OpinionStudentsThe World After COVID-19
Op-Ed: Online learning should be an option after the pandemic
When President Lachemi announced a full return to campus for the winter 2022 semester I felt very mixed emotions. I always enjoyed the excitement of going into the city for …
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Pipe dream or possibility: how realistic are graduates’ hopes of buying a home in the city?
Ali Atallah wants to own a home when he graduates university. But with rising housing prices and student debt, this investment can seem out of reach for most graduating students. …
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“Out of an abundance of caution,” Ontario is recommending those aged 18 to 24 receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine instead of the Moderna vaccine. The preferential recommendation was announced Wednesday …
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Ryerson campus security a ‘top priority’ as sexual violence allegations rock Western University
Safety on campus is becoming a larger priority as students return to some in-person classes and activities for the first time in more than a year. Sexual violence remains a …