Ranked fourth in Canada for Women’s Slopestyle and forty-first in the world for Slopestyle after just three years in competition, Katie Brayer’s life is devoted…
Arts faculty member and political scientist Dr. Saira Bano provides insight on the significance of U.S. President Joe Biden’s recent meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.…
Daybreak Kamloops' Shelley Joyce wants to know where TRU journalism students get their news, when was the last time they opened a real newspaper or…
Raine Padgham, TRU student and first female member of the Wolfpack baseball team, has been invited to the All-American Women’s Baseball Classic event in Florida,…
Law Assistant Professor Matt Malone writes that despite Canada's Cyber Security Assessment and Certification program underperforming, "it seems we are about to do it all…
Through a series of silent auctions held at the Hills of Peace Church in Kamloops, Stand for Ukraine hopes to raise $25,000 in the next…
Law faculty member Robert Diab says it’s important Canadians not be subject to unreasonable search or seizure, which is why that right is enshrined in the…
Alberta is at the start of a five-year contract to trial a nighttime wildfire fighting helicopter. Wildfire expert Dr. Mike Flannigan says the helicopter could…
Legislation requires social workers to register with an independent regulatory body, unless they work for BC's Ministry of Children and Family Development. Dr. Shelly Johnson…
A rail jam event kicking off at TRU on November 17 will showcase seasoned athletes, wearing skies or snowboards, riding down a long hand rail…
TRU has joined a newly formed climate-resiliency alliance, with the goal of making one of the largest power grids in North America more resilient to…
Bob Gaglardi School of Business and Economics faculty member Dr. Joel Wood provides insight on what the federal carbon tax decisions mean for BC. Read more
"Everything that I do is for the City of Kamloops and for the kids here," says WolfPack men’s soccer head coach John Antulov, recently named BC…
Environmental economist Dr. Joel Wood says the temporary exemption of home heating oil from the federal carbon tax likely won’t make a difference for central…
Cooperation with Canada's ongoing investigations, rather than escalating diplomatic tensions, is India’s most prudent course of action, writes Arts faculty member and political scientist Dr.…
School of Nursing's Dr. Judy Duchscher advocates for graduates to practice alongside a more senior nurse to help them understand why something is happening, what…
Want to add a dormer to your house? Dale Parkes, co-chair of the architectural and engineering technology program, provides insight. Read more
Science faculty member Dr. Lyn Baldwin recently won a prestigious award for her book, Drawing Botany Home: A Rooted Life. Lyn shares her thoughts with…
Dr. Michael Mehta, professor of geography and environmental studies, is giving away HEPA air filtration units to help ensure those in need have clean, safe…
Eighteen students in the Adventure Studies program have completed three seasons worth of work retrofitting and cleaning a number of popular rock climbing walls, making…
