Alum earns place in BC Curling Hall of Fame September 1, 2026
Thompson Rivers University alum Jim Cotter (CS '01) is one of British Columbia's most accomplished curlers. For more than three decades, he has excelled as…
Thompson Rivers University alum Jim Cotter (CS '01) is one of British Columbia's most accomplished curlers. For more than three decades, he has excelled as…
This summer, Thompson Rivers University welcomed its largest-ever group of Mitacs students, a milestone that signals growing international research activity and global connections. Thirty visiting…
Six Thompson Rivers University researchers have received inaugural Engage Awards from Health Research BC, supporting new partnerships that connect researchers with communities, organizations and health-system…
High school student Helena Bahramirad arrived at Thompson Rivers University in July, excited to spend a month on campus exploring her passion for astrophysics through…
Four Thompson Rivers University researchers have been awarded more than $644,000 in funding through the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Discovery…
What began as a final course project for a group of Thompson Rivers University graduate students has become a published research paper in a leading…
A Thompson Rivers University computing science researcher and recent computing science graduate developed an experimental prototype system that explores how wireless sensors and artificial intelligence…
Nearly 2,000 students crossed the stage during Thompson Rivers University's Spring Convocation ceremonies last week, cheered on by family members, friends, classmates, instructors, mentors and…
Sun Peaks Mountain Resort Municipality is trying a new approach to reduce wildfire risk in the forests surrounding the community — and Thompson Rivers University…
Wildfire expert Dr. Mike Flannigan is sharing a new national fire weather outlook aimed at helping agencies, communities and individuals prepare for periods of elevated…
Five individuals who have made extraordinary contributions to health, business, education, social justice, law and reconciliation are being honoured at this year’s Spring Convocation at…
As wildfire seasons in Canada become increasingly severe, communities across the country are looking to the latest wildfire science to help manage risk and strengthen…
After more than 25 years in security engineering, cybersecurity leader and University College of the Cariboo (now TRU) alum Travis Standen (CADD Dip '93; CTEC Dip '97) has sound advice for anyone thinking of following a similar path. “The…
A Thompson Rivers University (TRU) master’s student is shedding new light on how habitat use patterns may be placing one of Canada’s most endangered amphibians…
Two Thompson Rivers University (TRU) faculty members have received Faculty Mobility for Partnership Building (FMPB) grants, supporting independent international research projects that strengthen global partnerships…
Soil may look quiet on the surface, but beneath it is a complex ecosystem that can reveal early signs of environmental change. A Thompson Rivers…
For Alexis Fenrich and her mom, Carmen, convocation is more than a celebration of two degrees — it’s the culmination of a team effort powered by love, late-night study sessions, and meaningful financial support…
Thompson Rivers University is an official partner for World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development 2026, a UNESCO-proclaimed international day that celebrates the role of engineering…
Thompson Rivers University opened a new cybersecurity lab in January, giving students in its computer network and cybersecurity diploma a dedicated space to train against…
When Dr. Greg Anderson talks about the impact of wildfire, he isn’t just speaking as a researcher. He’s speaking from lived experience. Before becoming dean…