The Ryerson Commerce Society (RCS) was officially created in 2003. It is a student-elected, student-run society representing all full-time undergraduate students attending the Ted Rogers School of Management. The RCS is also the umbrella organization for 29 student groups at the Ted Rogers School of Management. It annually hosts and supports various events and initiatives within the University community and around North America. The Society is comprised of a Board of Directors, consisting of nine directors and six executives.The directors represent the five schools at the Ted Rogers School of Management: Business Management, Information Technology Management, Hospitality and Tourism Management, Retail Management, and Accounting & Finance.
Record group contains textual records, graphic materials, a data CD containing photographs, and multiple items of ephemera from the Ryerson Commerce Society and various student groups within the RCS.

Series contains documents and other materials created and used by the Ryerson Commerce Society for the Ted Rogers School of Management Frosh week activities. Includes a data CD that contains photographs of one of the events.

File contains materials from the 2008 Ryerson Commerce Society "Viva Las Frosh" orientation week. Includes a folder with frosh reward money, wristband, temporary tattoos, and five (5) pages of scanned colour images taken during Frosh Week. Also includes a laundry bag, a yellow bandana, and a blue Frosh T-Shirt. The Monopoly-type money is printed with images of the then-current Board of the Commerce Society: $500 - Cristina Jakimtschuk, President; Jordan Becker, VP Internal Relations; $100 - Justin Hein, VP Corporate Relations; $50 - Arsha Nofal, Director Business Management; Melua Chance, Director Hospitality & Tourism; Darren Ramersaud, Director ITM; Onah Osemeke, Director ITM; Rebecca Magee, Director Hospitality & Tourism; Rick Leitao, Director Retail Management; $20 - unknown. The money was given to frosh for various reasons during frosh events. On the last day, there was a silent auction where frosh could use their dollars to bid on items. Bandanas came in one of four colours and were handed out in frosh kits. The colour designated which team the student was on for the week.

File contains documents and materials from the 2009 Ryerson Commerce Society "The Real Frosh - Commerce Edition" orientation week. Includes bandanas, a T-shirt, hats, beads, wristbands, a bag, an attache case, temporary tattoos, assorted brochures and pamphlets, and a CD of photographs. Frosh colours were purple (leaders) and green (frosh). Yellow was used for accenting. Hats were used during the blacklight pub night at the Ram In the Rye. Beads were given out to those who demonstrated spirit. The bandanas were given out to denote the various frosh teams that were created for the week.

Series contains records relating to student groups under the umbrella of the Ryerson Commerce Society, including BizBudz, DECA Ryerson, Information Technology Management Student Association (ITMSA), Ryerson Business Forum, Ryerson Marketing Association (RMA), SIFE, and Women in Information Technology Management (WITM). Includes textual records and graphic materials.

File contains a list of student groups, associations, and societies that are part of the Ryerson Commerce Society.

File contains materials related to SIFE Ryerson's activities. SIFE stands for Students in Free Enterprise. SIFE changed its name to Enactus in October 2012. Includes brochures, posters, and emails.

Created in 1987, the Ryerson Business Forum is a student-run organization that is dedicated to enriching the learning experience at Ryerson. Under the guidance of faculty advisors, the Ryerson Business Forum directly exposes students to Canada's dynamic business environment. As of 2003, the Ryerson Business Forum falls under the umbrella of the Ryerson Commerce Society.
Sub-series consists of photographs, audio-visual materials, a speaker timeline, and Forum printouts.

File contains a timeline of speakers (1990-2007), announcements and print-outs from the 2007 Ryerson Business Forum "Unwritten Rules: Corporate Governance and Accountability".

File contains photographs from the 2002 and the 2003 Ryerson Business Forums. Photographs consist of images taken during the speeches, and images of the speakers, students, and other participants in the Forums.

File contains videotapes of the 2003 and 2005 Ryerson Business Forum events.

File contains invitation cards to RMA (Ryerson Marketing Association) events. The RMA is a student-run organization dedicated to serving the interests of all marketing students at Ryerson University. It was established in 2006.

File contains an ITMSA (Information Technology Management Student Association) Newsletter from 2008. ITMSA is a student-run organization that serves Business Technology Management students at the Ted Rogers School of Information Technology Management.

File contains BizBudz posters. BizBudz offers a tutor registry service for business subjects.

File contains WITM (Women in Information Technology Management) brochures and pamphlets. WITM is a student-run group focused within the Business Technology Management (BTM) program at Ryerson University that is committed to the advancement of women with an interest to pursue a career in IT Management.

File contains a DECA Ryerson pamphlet. DECA Ryerson helps students develop their analytical, presentation and networking skills through a variety of training sessions and networking events.

Series contains publications by the Ryerson Commerce Society.

File contains two copies of the 2005-2006 yearbook. The yearbook was discontinued due to cost and lack of interest.

File contains the first-year handbook for students in the Ted Rogers School of Management.

Series contains materials related to conferences by the Ryerson Commerce Society.

File contains materials relating to the Ted Rogers Management Conference, including posters, pamphlets, thank-you cards, programme, wristband, collapsable water bottle, a pen, a pencil, and a bottle of hand sanitizer.
The conference was called the Ted Rogers Memorial Conference in 2010, its inaugural year. The following year, the name was changed to the Ted Rogers Management Conference.

Series contains records related specifically to the Ryerson Commerce Society. Includes the constitution.

File contains the constitution and bylaws of the Ryerson Commerce Society.