Ryerson University
Ryerson University, Canada's leading centre of applied, professional education, was founded in 1948 as Ryerson Institute of Technology.
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It is named after Egerton Ryerson, the founder of public education in Ontario, and is located on the site of the first Normal School in Ontario.Ryerson Community Park includes a landscaped quadrangle, a reflecting pond that becomes a skating rink in winter, and several green spaces that provide welcome relief from the urban setting.
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| Ryerson University - Campus Map |
Click here for larger view of Ryerson Campus Map and Legend
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By Public Transportation
The Ryerson campus has convenient access to numerous TTC routes. These include:
Yonge/Dundas subway station: Walk one block north on Yonge from the Eaton Centre to Gould Street, turn right at Sam the Record Man, walk one block east to Victoria Street.
Yonge/College subway station: Walk two blocks south from College Park on Yonge Street, turn left at Sam the Record Man, walk one block east to Victoria Street.
By Car
Ryerson is bounded by four major city streets: Gerrard (north), Dundas (south), Jarvis (east), and Yonge (west). Main traffic routes are as follows:
Highway 401 east or west to Yonge Street, south on Yonge, turn left (east) at Gerrard or Gould (no turns are permitted at Yonge and Dundas).
Don Valley Parkway south to Bloor Street, turn right (west) at Bloor, turn left (south) at Church, continue until Gerrard, Gould or Dundas.
Gardiner Expressway east or west to Yonge Street, continue north until Gould or Gerrard. City street maps show alternate routes. See also the campus map.
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