What do you get when you take a legally-blind writer, a tourist from the UK and someone with a keen interest in getting to know…

Dr. David Hill will be keeping a close eye on BC’s fragile rangelands, thanks to a $200,000 boost to his research program from the Canada…

Undergraduate researchers will be hard at work this summer, investigating everything from homophobia in Russia, to white nose syndrome in bats. Nineteen students have been…

A few years ago, Journalism, Communication and New Media faculty member Shannon Smyrl saw an opportunity. Feeling constrained by the lack of an open, flexible…

An exceptional mentor can make a fundamental difference in the life of an undergraduate researcher, and it is clear, based on the comments from current…

Impressed by its journalistic quality, its commitment to open access and its global reach, TRU is excited to partner with The Conversation Canada, directly connecting…

Valerie Law spent a summer working with rattlesnakes, so she doesn’t scare easily. But she admits to being slightly nervous standing in front of the…

[caption id="attachment_2656274" align="alignright" width="838"] The 2018 3MT participants, joined by the community judges.[/caption] Dungeons & Dragons — is it a game, or is it a…

Congratulations to the 21 researchers who received 2018 Internal Research Fund awards. The fund provides a maximum of $100,000 annually to support research with the…

Faculty of Arts students were presented with Arts Students Awards Wednesday evening by Dean of Arts Dr. Sandra Vermeulen, Associate Dean Brenda Thomson and Arts…

During Reading Week, TRU played host to experts from across North America — and Australia — who were here to identify ways to promote inclusivity in…

Nine exceptional students have been awarded Natural Science and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) grants, and it’s all due to the steady growth of research at…

Whether he’s installing a camera obscura on campus, assisting his students, or running any number of faculty committees, Donald Lawrence has long been a recognizable…

When Natalie Clark was a Cariboo College student she volunteered on a local crisis line and calls the experience “some of the best training I’ve…

Learning is fun. So much so, they’ve spent hours exploring an area of interest in the hope of better understanding it and the world around…

There's been talk in the media lately about an exodus of artists moving from the coast inland as living expenses continue to increase and smaller…

[caption id="attachment_2046449" align="alignright" width="385"] Dr. Heather Price, Canada Research Chair, Faculty of Arts.[/caption] “Now, the essence, the very spirit of Christmas is that we first…

2017 has been another transformative year at TRU and this time around in our annual wrap up, we’re highlighting 15 stories of TRU students, alum…

A research project that aims to empower Cuban people of African descent to actively engage in planning strategies and programming that incorporates their own understandings…

Is there value in support groups for social workers? What unique challenges to Indigenous nursing students face? These are just a couple of the questions…