History is not confined to textbooks. It exists in the memories of those who lived it. For Mark Zuehlke — an author, military historian and…
Noted local Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc artist and TRU alum Kel-c Jules has designed the official logo for the 2025 National Aboriginal Hockey Championships. The City…
Three out of six approved new programs in wildfire science and communication are slated to start at TRU this fall. Proposed bachelor's degrees in wildfire…
TRU’s recent approval of six programs in wildfire science and communication was noted by Academica’s Top Ten. Three of the certificates are expected to start…
Canada has often relied on dangling the "carrot of permanent residency" to migrant care workers, as a way to fill the labour gap left by…
Arts' faculty member Dr. Jenny Shaw speaks with Matt Galloway, host of The Current, about migrant caregivers and the shrinking path to obtaining permanent residency…
The dream of many Indians to migrate to Canada may remain just that as the diplomatic tiff between Canada and India continues, and Ottawa tightens…
KAMLOOPS — Thompson Rivers University (TRU) and the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) are pleased to announce their shared vision for increased educational opportunities in wildfire…
In Canada's political landscape, 'reinvent' and 'reimagine' may soon be clichés as the Liberal Party gears up for a quick leadership race. “It’s really going…
A captivating new art installation on campus is garnering lots of attention. “The new fox sculptures, inspired by a Secwépemc legend, beautifully enhance our campus…
By Kim Van Haren A captivating new art installation at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) is garnering lots of attention with its four striking xgwélemc (fox)…
“Canada needs to remember its human security roots as it looks to navigate an increasingly complex world,” co-writes Arts faculty member Robert Hanlon. Read more
Students and faculty from the Faculty of Arts have been hard at work transforming the CFBX Radio series Storied Voices into a stage play, set…
History faculty member Dr. Annie St. John-Stark discusses voting in the US election, its outcome and the future of democracy with CBC Radio's Daybreak Kamloops.…
Faculty members Dr. Robert Hanlon, political science and Dr. Oleksandr Kondrashov, social work and organizer of Kamloops’ Stand with Ukraine group, speak to CFJC Today…
Arts faculty member Dr. Terry Kading discusses B.C.'s nail-biting 2024 election and the final results. Story begins at 54:30.
Arts faculty member Saira Bano is voicing concerns over relations between India and Canada, suggesting things may get worse before they get better. Read more
This article was recently published by The Conversation Canada. By Saira Bano, assistant professor, political science Canada-India relations have suffered a major setback after Canadian law…
"Canada-India relations have suffered a major setback after Canadian law enforcement authorities accused Indian agents of involvement in 'homicides, extortion, and violent acts' on Canadian…
Drs. Nancy Southin, Patrick Brouder and Sarah Moritz have received more than $163,000 through the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Insight Development Grants…
