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TRU undergraduate research ambassadors have created a podcast that promotes students’ research early in their academic journey.

The new Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion and Anti-Racism has just opened with a strong team and solid goals.

Almost 500 students from around the globe are learning about culture and language at TRU this summer.

TRU researchers have received a total of $912,500 through the NSERC Discovery Grants Program.

PhD student Danilo Caron drew upon the support of his family when committing to return to post-secondary school.

Playback Theatre, an improvised performance based on an audience member's story or memory, is back at TRU and offering a community workshop.

Country music star Aaron Pritchett headlines A Night Under the Stars, the TRU Williams Lake Fundraising Gala.

TRU Law Professor Christopher Hunt was recently cited in the British Columbia Court of Appeal.

MScEEM student Xingming Li’s research into the impact of rental prices and homelessness takes him to a national conference.

The Witness Blanket exhibit, originally slated to open on Aug. 21 at the TRU Williams Lake campus, has been postponed until further notice.

TRU alum Adil Hosenbocus credits his experiences at the Bob Gaglardi School of Business and Economics with his road to success.

Kamloops Innovation Centre is moving from its North Shore location since 2012 to TRU’s Kamloops campus.

TRU faculty member Brenna Clarke Gray has been named one of 30 higher education IT Influencers to follow in 2023 by EdTech magazine.

The long running TRU Indigenous Summer Science Camp is back after a pandemic-related hiatus since 2019.

TRU Williams Lake welcomes the Witness Blanket, a nationally recognized art installation, to campus.

The Tulo Centre, TRU and UC commit to further collaboration and exploration of opportunities to deliver unique Indigenous-led programming.

Teresa McKernan (AHT ’86) knows firsthand all the places being a registered veterinary technologist can take you.

A new grant from the BC government will give TRU students the skills and opportunities they need for in-demand careers in a rapidly evolving job…

TRU welcomed 48 Grade 10 and 11 students to its Kamloops campus in July to participate in the first Shad Canada program at the university.

A $100,000 gift from Kamloops Home Hardware Building Centre will get carpentry students to work sites more easily.

TRU's partnership with CANSSI is an important step in building a robust data science program at the university.

With drought predicted throughout BC and water becoming a scarce resource, TRU has taken significant steps toward conserving water.

TRU's Dr. Laura Lamb writes for The Conversation Canada about the impact of the latest interest rate increase on Canadians.

Environmental Science student Leona Shepherd wants to change how wildfire management is approached.

A variety of individual and group tours of the TRU Kamloops campus are open to all during July and August.

Much has changed in Kamloops since Cariboo College alum Justice Joel Groves started his post-secondary journey in 1977.

This year, TRU proudly celebrates 40 years of international excellence and innovation.

Thompson Rivers University President Brett Fairbairn has issued a statement in response to an act of violence at University of Waterloo.

TRU Indigenous student Shoshana Wilson shares her art in Japan.

TRU and Tianjin University of Technology proudly celebrate decades-long partnership.

The TRU Board of Governors has announced the reappointment of Dr. Brett Fairbairn as president until June 30, 2025.

TRU Williams Lake students find support and success as adult learners.

TRU intercultural coordinator Amie McLean writes for The Conversation Canada about trucking industry safety.

TRU Alumni’s social media campaign, 12 Days of Alumni, has won a CASE Circle of Excellence bronze medal in the category of Alumni Relations Initiatives.

Surrounded by supporters, TRU Indigenous students were honoured and celebrated at the 2023 Indigenous graduation ceremony.

A collaborative leadership style has earned Dr. Cindy James the 2023 Chair Leadership Award.

TRU's Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition team works toward decolonizing its processes and recognizing Indigenous knowledge.

Five TRU School of Trades and Technology students have won national awards for demonstrating the best talent in their skilled trade.

Dr. Jonathan Van Hamme has been awarded the Northcote and Brink Professorship for his research into breaking down toxic ‘forever chemicals.’

Amit Thakur is a founder of TRUSU India Club, formed in 2009 to engage Indian students and introduce Indian culture to the community.

A day at the City Gardens construction site provided an eye-opening opportunity for TRU’s carpentry students recently.

TRU is hosting a free digital scavenger hunt to encourage the public to learn about environmental sustainability.

TRU's 2021-22 Report on Philanthropy has earned a silver medal from the Canadian Council for the Advancement of Education.

Four people who have made the world a better place are being honoured at this year’s Spring Convocation at TRU.

TRU researchers Jenni Karl, Musfiq Rahman and Claudia Gonzalez welcome the recognition they’ve received for their research.

Is it time to repatriate the Crown Jewels? Annie St. John-Stark from TRU Arts offers insights in The Conversation Canada.

Passionate about the planet, Master of Science in Environmental Science student Andrea Robinson participated in a wildfire training program.

Thompson Rivers University’s (TRU) School of Nursing experts are available to talk about National Nursing Week, May 8 - 14.

Thompson Rivers University (TRU) has experts available for media interviews relating to Wildfire Community Preparedness Day, May 6.

Diony Duraes Santos (MBA ’19) is an engineer who has worked in seven countries, is fluent in four languages and holds two master's degrees.

As TRU World celebrates 40 years of international excellence and innovation, those who contributed to its success are highlighted.

Three Master of Science graduate students demonstrated their summary skills at this year’s Three Minute Thesis competition.

Teams of human resources students, including TRU, faced challenges from real-life situations at this year's HRC West Case Competition.

TRU Law student Tara-Lynn Wilson is the first recipient of the Future Indigenous Lawyers Award by Fulton.

Recognized and celebrated for its sustainable practices, TRU recently received national and international attention.

TRU has won international and national awards recognizing its commitment to sustainable practices.

Learn how to navigate the job search — from resume writing to interviews — from co-op student and storyteller Taylor Patton.

Does privacy law in Canada do enough to protect us from these threats? Robert Diab from TRU Law offers insights in The Conversation Canada.

The TRU HR Club is always open to new members and new ways to engage students.

Find out just how clean the water is you're drinking from Fill It Forward taps on campus.

Local company FastCut CNC Inc. is supporting TRU welding students on their way to Skills Canada competitions.

Vernie Clement opted to study in business to provide personal growth. It did that, and it also positively influenced his life.

TRU alum Dr. Natascha Hedrich makes the wonders of science accessible to a wide audience in her role at Swiss discovery centre, focusTerra.

TRU Gaglardi faculty first offered a virtual hybrid option in the 2020-21 academic year. It's helping students near and far.

The on-site delivery and craning-in of the first modulars for new student housing at East Village starts this week.

TRU alum Fred Zhou wanted to work with people and give back to the community where he grew up. His MBA is helping him reach…

Law students Bo Lewis and Januel Ibasco competed in the national Hockey Arbitration Competition of Canada and advanced to the quarter-finals

One of the top Indigenous law events for Canadian universities is coming to TRU for the first time next year.

TRU Williams Lake welcomes two thought-provoking Indigenous exhibitions to campus over the next few months.

MBA student Selali Tettevi is providing social entrepreneurship training to people with disabilities.

Minister Selina Robinson visited the Kamloops campus to learn more about TRU's priorities, programs and regional impact.

Animal simulators for use in TRU’s veterinary technology program — purchased through last year’s Fund-a-Need campaign — have arrived.

TRU receives 2023 Social and Community Development Grant from the City to support Consent Cafés long-term goals.

Law Professor Dr. Chris Hunt explores tensions surrounding privacy and surveillance approaches to reasonable expectation of privacy.

Culinary and hospitality students have a rare chance to learn from acclaimed Kamloops chef Jared Summers this semester.

Understand BC’s stance on decriminalizing drugs with the help of Student Storyteller Amna Qazi and the Wellness Centre.

Dr. Shannon Wagner has accepted the position of Thompson Rivers University’s first vice-president of research.

The Kamloops Sports Legacy Fund has gifted the TRU WolfPack with its largest-ever donation.

The Kamloops Sports Legacy Fund has gifted the WolfPack with its largest-ever donation for a new varsity high-performance centre.

The TRU Care Apartment on TRU’s Williams Lake campus is providing crucial hands-on learning for health-care students.

Join some of TRU’s top academics for a mini lecture event focusing on today’s most pressing human rights and social justice issues.

The first recipient of new award celebrating river wanderers has whitewater in her veins.

TRU botanist Dr. Lyn Baldwin lectures on reconciling the relationship between plants and people through story and image.

Dr. Will Garrett-Petts looks forward to fostering a relationship at Bridgewater State University, where he is visiting professor.

TRU’s sixth annual Day of Giving raised $54,095 for TRU students last week, surpassing the $48,000 goal.

Dr. Will Garrett-Petts has been awarded a Killam Visiting Professorship in Canadian Studies at Bridgewater State University.

The three-day celebration of culture that is International Days (IDays) returns with in-person events at TRU March 8 - 10.

Bachelor of Education (Secondary) STEM student Ayame Byrne hopes to become a science teacher and inspire young women to go into STEM careers

The on-site delivery and craning-in of the first modulars for new student housing at East Village starts on Monday, April 3.

Students in this year's Internal Moot Competition tackled issues around a Mr. Big operation.

TRU explores further collaboration with universities in Mexico, as the university welcomed a large delegation from the state of Querétaro.

Law students heard from the head of a company built on relations with Indigenous communities how to work toward economic reconciliation.

This year's top-achieving students were recognized at a reception where they received their Dean's Course Prize.

Behlul Yavasgel’s journey to TRU began at the age of 10 in a small town on the Mediterranean side of Turkey.

TRU is launching a Master of Nursing - Nurse Practitioner (MN-NP) program, the first of its kind offered in the Interior Health region.

Ramadan is a pivotal part of Muslim’s lives. Refer to this checklist to support students or seek information about a religious concession.

2022 Co-op Student of the Year Kulrajbir Singh Sandhu shares how Career and Experiential Learning supported his professional goals.

Law Assistant Professor Matt Malone has been invited to speak at NATO's annual International Conference on Cyber Conflict.

Master of Science in Environmental Science student Natalie Maslowski addressed the experts at this year's Accelerate 2023 conference.

Dr. O'Mahony's research provides an important contribution to knowledge and helps promote equitable supports for Syrian refugee mothers.

On March 2 and 3, choose a cause at tru.ca/givingday and join TRU's 2023 Day of Giving in support of students.

TRU has hosted another successful Access to Justice Week BC that brought serious issues to the forefront.

TRU Gaglardi alum Haley Coss earned a top one per cent score and a spot on the honour roll for the Chartered Professional Accounting exam.

Dr. Sherene Razack discusses racial violence at the Inaugural Dean of Arts Distinguished Lecture on Human Rights and Social Justice, Feb. 28

Dr. Sherene Razack discusses racial violence in the first Inaugural Dean of Arts Distinguished Lecture on Human Rights and Social Justice.

Jake Truscott, a recent Master of Science in Environmental Economics and Management (MScEEM) graduate, earned Top Student Award for 2021/22.

TRU Open Learning has received funding to develop a provincial process for the assessment of micro-credentials.

TD Bank Group has donated $200,000 for a mobile health-care training unit operated by TRU.

Business law faculty member John O'Fee uses hybrid tech for flexible learning, catering to students' diverse needs.

The Norm Daley Initiative is nearly halfway to reaching its goal of raising $1 million for student awards, but more donors are needed.

Nursing student Sarah Buck is one of the first to receive a national scholarship advancing diversity in nursing and health equity research.

TRU Gaglardi and Supply Chain Canada have signed an accreditation agreement for the Supply Chain Management Professional designation.

Dr. Bruce Martin from the Bob Gaglardi School of Business and Economics, presents a lecture on the next ethical generation of business.

They fell in love over gelato and now bring love to others at their downtown Kamloops craft ice creamery, Frozen Paddle.

TRU announces new partnership with Shad Canada, an education program for high school students offered at university campuses across Canada.

A new partnership between TRU and Shad Canada gives Grades 10 and 11 students a chance to tackle real-world problems.

Staff from Tk'emlups te Secwepemc gave TRU Law students some fresh perspectives on governance and development.

Findings of the Board of Governors-initiated investigation into allegations of misconduct against two senior TRU leaders.

Sara Hilliard attended TRU Law and was called to the BC Bar in 2021. Since then, the Kamloops-born woman has focused on family law.

Sunny Chiu jumped into law after a career in journalism, and his experiences at TRU Law have reinforced it was the right move to make.

Student Wellness Ambassador Samiul Khan explores safe approaches to Therapy Dog Thursdays.

The TRU WolfPack cheer team heads to the International Cheer Union University World Cup Cheerleading Championships in Florida this month.

The TRU WolfPack cheer team heads to the International Cheer Union University World Cup Cheerleading Championships in mid-January.

An alum who understands challenges has joined TRU to do research on intercultural engagement and promote equity, diversity and inclusion.

More than 150 alumni-owned businesses have joined the TRU Alumni department's directory so far. The number continues to rise.

Taryn is a student storyteller who met with a peer academic coach to discuss academic challenges and how to navigate time management.

A new program trains students for the rapidly growing field of data science.

TRU Law's annual Battle of the Apps competition saw apps for human rights, sponsors for immigrants and care for pets after their owners die.

Dr. Lindsey McKay shared her research into transplant tourism recently with a House of Commons Standing Committee.

Mustang Powder Lodge Inc. donated $50,000 to create a new award for Indigenous students at TRU.

The Supreme Court of Canada recently cited a paper authored by 2021 Law alum Heidi Esslinger.

TRU alum Rob Sengotta's business Von Slick’s Finishing Butter has taken off in Manitoba and is now set for national distribution.

Professor Peter Tsigaris and his class of graduate students have published a new book, A Study of the Value of Kamloops Parks.

TRU and Sun Peaks Resort have announced a five-year partnership to link students with careers in tourism, hospitality, trades and ECE.

BC Innovation Chair in Indigenous Health Dr. Rod McCormick is involved with several national organizations to provide his expertise.

The A2J Club is supporting access to justice locally by raising funds for clients of the TRU Community Legal Clinic.

Economics Professor Peter Tsigaris recently launched a book with his class assessing the value of public parks in Kamloops.

Indigenous women around the globe, including TRU students and alumni, are invited to participate in a unique research and knowledge program.