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Focus groups reveal Ryerson security services are in need of an upgrade
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Pamir Hakimzadah was a third-year engineering student at Ryerson in 2014. But at some point during his undergraduate degree, he gained increasingly radical Islamic beliefs and began to sympathize with…
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Assaults represent the bulk of on-campus security alerts since 2015
by Ryan Mooreby Ryan MooreAssaults on Ryerson’s campus have been on the rise, representing the largest portion of security alerts in recent years.
As of early November, the Ryerson community has received 131 emailed security alerts this year— a 167 per cent increase from the 49 alerts issued just three years prior, in 2015. Assaults account for 64 per cent of this year’s total alerts.