[caption id="attachment_2636837" align="alignright" width="532"] The 2018 Knowledge Makers.[/caption] For design student Lyle Paul, it was an opportunity to spend two days exploring a topic he’s…
Eric Clausen is in his first year of law school. However, the journey that led him there is far from conventional. Clausen is in his…
Food security in Canada’s north is generally described as tragic, often focusing on a lack of access to clean water, soaring prices of food shipped…
Weyt-kp! The Traditional Fashion Show tomorrow evening (Wednesday, Feb. 28) focuses on reconciliation through art, the theme of this year’s Aboriginal Awareness Week. Instead of in-your-face…
During Reading Week, TRU played host to experts from across North America — and Australia — who were here to identify ways to promote inclusivity in…
Usually we’re more focused on the flavour of our food than its significance in the bigger picture. But a panel of food experts will bring…
Weyt-k, le7 re7 stskits’c. That’s Secwépemctsin for “Hello, it is good you came.” Situated on Secwépemc'ulucw, the traditional lands of the Indigenous Secwépemc people, TRU…
With the title Fortune and Glory, this year's Indiana Jones-themed TRU Foundation Gala was destined to be another box office hit. The 320 tickets were sold…
It has been over two years since the first wave of Syrian immigrant families began settling in Canada, and Dr. Joyce O’Mahony wants to better…
TRU Law grad Sam Tecle (JD 2017) has not just one, but two, unique experiences in his short legal career so far. Tecle is currently…
Thompson Rivers University has been approved for continued status as a Candidate for Accreditation at the associate, baccalaureate and master’s degree levels by the Northwest Commission…
[caption id="attachment_2074032" align="alignright" width="800"] Students of the 2017 Training House had their efforts recognized with two CHBA CI Keystone Awards on Feb. 3, 2018. In…
[caption id="attachment_2608789" align="alignright" width="800"] Adventure students have a conversation with an Outward Bound Canada representative during a recent networking/mentoring event created for nearly 50 adventure…
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…
"When you're in hell, you think you're done. It's good to hear others' stories." Connie Jules spoke these haunting words to first-year TRU Law students…
The TRU Board of Governors has selected Nathan Matthew as the university’s next chancellor. Matthew is chief of the Simpcw First Nation of Chu Chua…
It's national Literacy month, a time when literacy groups in Kamloops create awareness through events such as Unplug and Play. Mainly aimed at teens and…
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…
From Olympic ski racer to backcountry guru. How Christina Lustenberger’s time at TRU prepared her for the guiding life, in the big mountains. If you’re an…
