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Faculty and staff, Featured, Open Learning, School of Nursing
Nurses shine in turbulent times May 11, 2020

They are often the unsung heroes of the health-care system. But the COVID-19 pandemic has thrown health-care workers into the spotlight at the same time…

Bob Gaglardi School of Business and Economics, Faculty and staff, Faculty of Adventure, Culinary Arts and Tourism, Featured, Open Learning, Research and Graduate Studies
Berney begins business in cryptocurrency October 15, 2018

Shawn Berney is working on a technology that could be on the precipice of change in how business is done. He originally completed his first…

Faculty and staff, Featured, Open Learning
40 years of Open Learning June 1, 2018

[caption id="attachment_2734523" align="alignright" width="335"] Open Learning celebrates its 40th anniversary[/caption] Forty years ago, there was no internet. The era of home computers and modern email…

Bob Gaglardi School of Business and Economics, Faculty and staff, Faculty of Adventure, Culinary Arts and Tourism, Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Education and Social Work, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Science, Indigenous Education, Office of the President, Open Learning, School of Nursing, School of Trades and Technology, Williams Lake
Six outstanding leaders celebrated with honorary degrees May 24, 2018

They are people who stand out in their communities for their contributions and leadership. They are this year’s six honorary doctorate recipients at TRU's 2018…

Faculty of Education and Social Work, Featured, Indigenous Education, Open Learning, Research and Graduate Studies, School of Nursing
A place for all voices in research March 2, 2018

[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…

Campus News, Faculty and staff, Featured, Open Learning
Open Textbooks Reach a Milestone January 30, 2018

Five years ago, John Belshaw decided to rewrite history. More specifically, he aimed to write a textbook for his Canadian history course and make it…