Posted on: September 8, 2014
What happens to a family in danger of eviction when they can’t pay the rent? Dr. Ehsan Latif’s new project researches the performance of the Kamloops Rent Bank in its goal to prevent homelessness.
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Posted on: September 2, 2014
Meet Nathan Michaels, a Bachelor of Science graduate (2014) who majored in General Biology. The Newsroom asked Nathan about his UREAP research project on spinal cord injury.
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Posted on: August 26, 2014
Lauchlan Fraser is one of those scientists who can take a small patch of land, study it and learn something about climate change. This article appeared in the Aug. 21 edition of Kamloops This Week.
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Posted on: August 22, 2014
Dr. Wendy Hulko has found creative ways to share knowledge gained from her dementia research. This June, she was a guest expert during a one-hour Twitter chat on the topic, “dementia doesn’t discriminate—society does”.
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Posted on: August 13, 2014
Student researcher Spencer Morran learned that hands-on science camps and science centres are not just all about fun and games. They’re also an effective way to teach science.
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Posted on: July 17, 2014
Researchers at TRU are collaborating with two local mining operations on unique environmental sustainability projects that benefit the university, community and industry.
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Posted on: July 10, 2014
European fire ants expert Robert Higgins is able to further his research thanks to a $100,000 grant from the BC Inter-Ministry Invasive Species Working Group.
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Posted on: July 10, 2014
Geography faculty member Gilles Viaud is developing a tool to better determine quality of place for small cities.
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Posted on: July 8, 2014
Opportunities to transform learning from understanding the concepts to solving real world problems are what make university a life-changing experience. Reprinted from the Spring 2014 issue of Bridges Magazine.
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Posted on: June 30, 2014
To truly understand the route into homelessness and the shape it takes, one must ask those who are in the midst of it — and listen as they tell their stories.
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