[caption id="attachment_2428590" align="alignright" width="1200"] Students and TRU President Alan Shaver (second from right) gather for a group photo with project manager Jasbir Mahal (far right)…
Canada Games wheelchair basketball star Riley Martin recently wrote his final Master of Business Administration (MBA) exam. Martin is a 25 year-old paraplegic, having lost…
On May 24, 2016, nursing alumna Erin Wiltse put her quick thinking to the test when the float plane she was on crashed into the ocean.…
Twenty-seven years of dedication to those with disabilities has earned TRU Williams Lake faculty member Karen Moberg the applause of the Disability Resource Network of…
Short bouts of acute high-intensity exercise are likely to be most beneficial for older women at increased risk of heart-related illness, according to new University of…
School of Business alumna Francyne Joe has been elected President of the Native Women's Association of Canada (NWAC), a position that will see her play…
According to new research out of TRU, if you want to reduce inequality you have to spend more money on public education. There has always…
The TRU OutLaws, an LGBTQ law student advocate group, has been approved to intervene at the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) later this year regarding…
When Emily Rothbart was a teen, there wasn't such a thing as welding camps for youth. So you can imagine her response when asked to…
Metro Vancouver’s housing prices have risen so high that most families may never pay off their mortgage, even after 40 years of working to do…
After having completed a semester in Manchester, England, Martin McFarlane, a fourth year Bachelor of Journalism, Public Relations Major says that dropping yourself into a…
You won't find them napping at their summer jobs, even if those jobs are at TRU’s Sleep Centre. Rather, they're wide awake and alert because…
Jasjeet Singh didn't think twice before rushing to the aid of an RV that had gone off the road during the Williams Lake wildfire evacuation…
As the province of British Columbia continues to be impacted by wildfires and the air quality index in Kamloops changes daily, organizers have cancelled the…
Summer camps are about having fun, meeting new people and learning new things. And when they’re at at TRU, campers get familiar with campus, years…
A recent MBA grad is finding success in the IT sector. Mayur Marakana, a software development engineer at Cradlepoint says that his Master of Business…
Do work that interests you, learn new skills, make connections, add to your résumé and take home a decent paycheck before you cross the stage.…
[caption id="attachment_2381661" align="alignleft" width="465"] Richenda McFarlane with some cultures grown from cave bacteria.[/caption] Each time she looks through a microscope to better understand cave bacteria,…
TRU has awarded three $17,500 federal entrance scholarships to outstanding graduate students. The Canadian Graduate Scholarships – Masters are valued at $17,500 annually for one year, and…
When we think about Canada we often think maple syrup, hockey, toques and of course the beloved French-Canadian delicacy, poutine. Growing up in Gatineau, Quebec,…
