Trades workers are in short supply and contractors are feeling the impact in Kamloops and across Canada. TRU Dean of Trades and Technology Baldev Pooni…
This summer, two camps of girls are at Thompson Rivers University learning carpentry skills and building playhouses for the on-campus daycare. Hear their story
Roxane Letterlough spoke to CHNL's Howie Reimer about the 16 spaces in the Bachelor of Education program dedicated for Indigenous students who aspire to become…
Members of TRU’s Career and Experiential Learning (CEL) department have earned national recognition for their work and leadership in growing career education. The team was…
KAMLOOPS–What do you want to see happen at Thompson Rivers University during the next decade? Thompson Rivers University wants to hear from everyone in the…
Girls belong in science, technology, engineering and math as much as the next guy. That’s why TRU offers a one-week Girls Only EUReKA! Science camp.…
TRU Economics faculty member Laura Lamb talks to CBC about the impact of the recent mill closures in the BC Interior and what options are…
This story first appeared in the spring 2019 edition of Bridges Magazine: The Sustainability Issue. Bridges is the official publication of TRU alumni and…
Very few apricot trees have flowered in Kamloops this year. Ernest Phillips, TRU horticulture instructor explains why. Read more
Nautical deejays, crashing waves, vinyl records and several iterations of boomboxes splashed from sketchbooks of first-year visual arts students onto the merchandise of a local…
For his parents’ 55th wedding anniversary, Norman Daley’s family endowed an award in their name at the hometown college that played a big role in…
Making the jump from high school to university can be a scary one, for some. Thanks to the new Mind the Gap initiative with TRU…
Dozens of celebrants gathered in lot N on Sunday to soak up the sunshine, toss around paint powder in vivid shades of marigold, leaf green,…
What do dried leaves, a banana peel, coffee grounds and James Gordon’s old T-shirts have in common? Every one of those items can be diverted…
About 200 students from the Interior showed off their brain power for the annual science fair on TRU's campus. Read more
There’s something to be said about face-to-face interaction and connection when searching for the right career. In today’s employment landscape, it’s hard for students to…
Students from Thompson Rivers University’s Eco Club invited members of the community down to Riverside Park to help clean up garbage as part of the…
Students from Thompson Rivers University’s Eco Club invited members of the community down to Riverside Park to help clean up garbage as part of the…
Language makes it possible to share knowledge, culture and identity across generations and diverse peoples. After millennia of Secwepemctsín being a powerful language of the…
School District 67 has partnered with Okanagan College, the Okanagan Cosmetology Institute and Thompson Rivers University on a new initiative to encourage students to pick…
