Globe and Mail | Africa a growing target for business school recruiters March 25, 2019
Africa has become a top priority for TRU's international recruitment efforts in the School of Business and Economics. Read more
Africa has become a top priority for TRU's international recruitment efforts in the School of Business and Economics. Read more
Thompson Rivers University nursing students used the annual Teddy Bear clinic on Saturday, March 16 to hone their technical skills and practise their bedside manner. Read…
Before coming to TRU, Richard Abankwa's version of Indigenous people in Canada was one of stereotypes, misconception and untruths. But after going to workshops for…
Dr. Bruce Damer is returning to Kamloops to speak at TRU about his work as the principal scientist at the Biota Institute... Read more
The average 14-year-old doesn’t spend much time thinking abstractly or questioning the origin of life. But multi-disciplinary scientist and astrobiologist Dr. Bruce Damer wasn’t your…
TRU is now home to a unique facility that assesses exercise capacity and cardiovascular disease risk thanks to a $200,000 grant from the Canada Foundation…
Thompson Rivers University's English as a Second Language department is exploring reconciliation and indigenization in its classes at TRU. Read more
It was standing room only for the 10th annual Master of Science in Environmental Science showcase, which took place on March 7. Upwards of 120 people…
This feature article in Business in Vancouver points out some of the benefits to getting a TRU Master of Business Administration degree. Read more
Reconciliation and indigenization is about changing our relationship with ourselves and others. With this in mind, the English as a Second Language (ESL) department is…
The Eagle Valley News covered how student from Sicamous rocked this year's Skills Competition at TRU. Read more
Police line-ups are part of popular culture, but typically, popular culture has them all wrong. For starters, live police line-ups are relatively uncommon in North…
TRU geography and environmental studies professor Michael Mehta points to the dangers of wood smoke in this article published on The Conversation Canada. Read more…
TRU's new president, Brett Fairbairn, announced his plans to consult on campus and in the community to develop a new, 10-year vision for the university.…
Fierce love and friendship between women take centre stage this Friday in downtown Kamloops in a celebration of International Women’s Day, spearheaded by a TRU…
School children living with HIV in Northern Uganda face stigma that can lead to school drop out, isolation, depression, and thoughts of suicide. Dr. Bonnie…
Dr. Craig E. Jones, Q.C. Dr. Craig E. Jones, Q.C. is available to speak to the current issues surrounding the SNC-Lavalin affair. Craig is a…
This spring, TRU is offering a master's level Indigenous writing course where students to study several award-winning writers, then try to find their own voice.…
Dr. Jeff McLaughlin Dr. Jeff McLaughlin is available to speak to the historical and ethical dilemmas often showcased through graphic comic novels and on the…
Despite the world being more accessible than ever before with TRU’s Study Abroad program, many students are missing out on potential life- and career-altering opportunities.…