As this unique National Engineering Month draws to a close, we reflect on the resilience, brilliance and kindness of our community. We knew #NEM2020 would be different – for the first time in years, we announced new strategic priorities: EDI (equity, diversity and inclusion), ethics and ethical leadership and lifelong learning. NEM organizers rose toRead more about Thank you![…]

What happens next? COVID-19 has demanded unprecedented responses from governments, organizations and individuals. We are making collective decisions to stay home and practice social distancing to protect those most vulnerable in our society. We are helping neighbors access essential goods through donations, sharing and grocery deliveries. We are thinking and acting as a community, andRead more about Opportunity for a better reboot[…]

✨We’ve got you covered for a fun-filled March break! ✨Panel discussions, networking events, design competitions, pop-up displays — there’s something for everyone 🤩🤩

York University’s Lassonde School of Engineering is shaping Renaissance engineers and scientists by challenging students to solve real-world problems in interdisciplinary teams while keeping ethical leadership and EDI top-of-mind. “We’re very strong in humanities and social justice—that’s how York was formed—and it just allows us as engineers and scientists to rub shoulders very closely withRead more about Lassonde Ignites Renaissance Engineers & Scientists[…]

Across Ryerson University’s downtown campus, you’ll find innovative labs and state-of-the-art facilities – you’ll also discover a dynamic community of young minds who are so much more than their studies. Learning isn’t confined to a textbook or a lecture hall. It follows students out into the real world, where education intersects with professional development, communityRead more about ‘All-In’ at Ryerson: A Day-in-the-Life of an Engineering Undergrad[…]