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…

Thompson Rivers University (TRU) faculty and students are earning international recognition for their contributions to work-integrated learning (WIL), receiving a Best Paper Award and an…

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…

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 researchers are advancing the future of nursing education with a new AI-powered platform designed to strengthen one of the profession’s most essential…

Students in the Environmental Law class at TRU’s Faculty of Law were treated to a thought-provoking lecture on Wednesday, Feb. 11, from Craig E. Jones,…

Food waste in restaurants is often seen as a back-of-house issue. New research suggests a significant share of waste begins much earlier — at the…

Dr. Melba D’Souza, an associate professor in TRU’s School of Nursing, has been awarded the Fellowship of the Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery with the…

Thompson Rivers University is seeking three senior researchers to nominate through the federal government’s recently announced Canada Impact+ Research Chairs program, an effort designed to…

Political debate, viral cottage cheese recipes and Taylor Swift’s latest album — you’ve probably encountered at least one of these in the last two weeks.…

KAMLOOPS — A leading wildfire expert from Thompson Rivers University (TRU) has co-authored a study on the growing impact of fires in Canada over recent…

KAMLOOPS – A $100,000 donation will fund new research at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) that explores the role of British Columbia’s parks in climate resilience,…

This article was recently published by The Conversation Canada. Co-authored by Robert Hanlon, associate professor, political science It’s been three decades since the release of the United Nations…

As the world faces increasingly devastating impacts of climate change like flooding, drought and wildfires, what can be learned about disaster resilience from the practices…