Up until a few years ago if you lived in Kamloops and you wanted to see a raccoon, your best bet was to visit the…

The jubilation and appreciation were immeasurable Thursday night, as TRU student’s got the chance to meet and thank the people responsible for supporting their academic…

Life often presents opportunities to try new things, meet new people and see new places along the way. For third-year business student Brooke Lacey, she…

The TRU Masters of Business Administration students picked up and ocean of knowledge at the recent BC MBA Games at the UBC Sauder School of…

One team of two first-year TRU law students rose to the top while their other TRU colleagues honed their skills and learned from competing at…

Eight students will spend the winter investigating original research questions, thanks to TRU’s flagship Undergraduate Research Experience Award Program (UREAP). The program, which provides students…

Step back a century and celebrate the life of a Canadian icon with The Actors Workshop Theatre production of The Magnificent Voyage of Emily Carr, directed…

When was the last time you wrote a letter? First-year student Anneka Spice is hoping many of her peers, members of the TRU community and…

Twenty-four years ago, Sharon Brewer swore to herself that if she ever stopped refreshing course content and dreaming up new, exciting labs, it was time…

In her graduating exhibition, Ana Bayona Ricaurte built and destroyed three rooms. She set one on fire, flooded one and created a windstorm in the other—all…

Two Thompson Rivers University students are in the Land of the Rising Sun building up experience and skills in their Co-operative Education programs. Cyrus Lok…

What comes to mind when you think of a coach? Is it someone who inspires you to do better? To work harder? To give it…

War and peace: what are the lessons?  As we move beyond the centenary of the end of the First World War in 1918 we must…

Dr. Lisa Bourque Bearskin recognizes that her most recent Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) grant brings her full circle as an Indigenous scholar. The…

When it comes to sorting through the massive volumes of big data, it’s possible to have too much of a good thing. That’s where Dr.…

Nick Fontaine can’t comprehend why anyone would be afraid of bats. Bats get a bad rap. They’re villainized throughout literature, and are feared as bloodsuckers…

After two hours, a mix of 30 Thompson Rivers University students in masters level science and economics courses came up with better solutions to reduce…

Students in the Master of Education (MEd) program or those taking a Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies now have a support room to call home.…

On Salt Spring Island, one former Thompson Rivers University student helped cultivate a community on a self-sustaining farm. Now, she is one of four authors…

When most people think about Thompson Rivers University’s Tourism and Adventure programs, they think about students dangling from a rock face, becoming airborne in a…