Philosophy, History and Politics chair Jeff McLaughlin is headed to Austria to speak at Geist & Gegenwart—a conference that looks at the problems and possibilities…

Four renowned individuals embodying the values and aspirations of Thompson Rivers University will inspire graduates during Spring Convocation this June. Senator Murray Sinclair, who led Canada’s Truth…

The continued success of a long-running program means campus will again be lively this summer. Each year the short-term studies program draws hundreds of students…

Mother's Day is a celebration of mothers around the globe and a day to show our gratitude to the incredible human beings who have helped shape…

Thompson Rivers University and Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc (TteS) pledged to advance partnerships and cooperation with the signing of an agreement that commits to fostering greater…

Domenic Cundari didn’t set out to win the 2017 Canadian Bar Association’s Real Property Essay Competition—but that’s exactly what the second-year TRU Law student did…

Two-hundred and eighty Grade 11 students recently visited campus to discover TRU during the Day of Arts and Science (DOAS). On Thursday, May 4, they…

Six years ago Ted Morton traded his motor bike for a mountain bike when he moved cross-country to complete his Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM),…

Social media marketing students are having a lot of fun with Julio Viskovich's new course. Viskovich is a recent addition to the Marketing, International Business…

Bronwen Evans has just won her first year of tuition—a fully-paid-for year of tuition credit—due to the entry she submitted in TRU’s inaugural creative non-fiction…

Innovation, technology and art will come to a head this summer with the construction of Canada’s first solar electric walkway. The solar compass will allow…

Writing Centre Coordinator and Student Success Lecturer Jenna Goddard has recently been named as the recipient of the 2017 Audrey Fenwick Memorial Award for Studies…

Companies like TOMS and tentree have proven that consumers will support a product which gives back. In the case of TOMS, a pair of shoes…

Dear Colleagues, Many of you may have seen the “See Red Wear Red” buttons being worn by staff in the last few months. The buttons,…

The name Larissa Pepper might ring a bell and that’s likely because everything the Bachelor of Business Administration grad touches turns to gold. Pepper is…

Leaders come in many forms and somewhere in the mix is culinary arts student Kayla Lulua, who was recently selected by the culinary program to…

Risks, returns and frozen treats took top place and $6,000 during the annual Scotiabank Business Plan Competition. Thomas Heine’s graduation got a little sweeter when…

A class of TRU Law students has unveiled four new apps that they developed this semester, presenting their creations to a panel of judges at…

English faculty member Karen Hofmann took first place for her short story "The Island." UBC Writer in Residence Renée Sarojini Saklikar unveiled the winners of…

[caption id="attachment_2291986" align="alignleft" width="385"] Andrew Christensen works on a project during the UK skills championships held the end of March.[/caption] Welding student Andrew Christensen is about six…