Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s (KPU) sociology department recently hosted a symposium, Indigenous Languages and Cultures Beyond Borders, highlighting the language revitalization efforts of scholars across North,…
By Kim Van Haren Many would agree that animals deserve to live their lives free from unnecessary pain and suffering. Because animal farms aren’t well…
The Conversation Canada article by TRU Arts faculty member Saira Bano In the lead-up to upcoming general elections in Pakistan, the country’s Human Rights Commission has voiced significant…
"In the lead-up to upcoming general elections in Pakistan, the country’s Human Rights Commission has voiced significant concerns about 'pre-poll rigging' and the 'blatant manipulation' of the…
"The escalating great-power competition has bolstered India’s capacity to shape, foster, and potentially reshape US interests and policies to align more closely with New Delhi’s…
Dean of Science Greg Anderson discusses removing barriers to treatment for Canadian workers at risk. Read more
While the fate of the Kamloops Hudson’s Bay Company store remains up in the air as negotiations drag on between the company and striking workers,…
After more than a decade, TRU officials are refreshing a plan that will guide the university’s campus expansion. The current Campus Master Plan was completed in…
Arts faculty member Dr. Rochelle Stevenson speaks with Radio NL about her research on the prevalence of sexual harassment in the hospitality industry in Kamloops. Listen…
Arts' faculty member Dr. Rochelle Stevenson hopes a research project studying the prevalence of sexual harassment in the Kamloops' hospitality industry will help improve workplace…
Dr. Yasmin Dean, dean of the Faculty of Education and Social Work, recently visited the National Science Foundation (NSF) in Sri Lanka and met with…
Ukrainian secondary and post-secondary teachers and faculty members met their teaching requirements due to a TRU-hosted webinar series. Vice-President International Baihua Chadwick provides insight. Listen to…
"Under reasonable doubt, you can be possibly guilty," Law's Robert Diab told CBC News. "That's not enough. You can even be probably guilty, and that's…
Dr. George Johnson, Arts faculty member and Radio NL's Citizen of the Week, has been recognized by TD Bank for his commitment to environmental sustainability.…
TRU has expanded its international academic network by signing three Memorandums of Understanding with leading universities in Mexico. “Through our global engagements, we not only…
TRU Law professors Chris Hunt and Robert Diab examine section 8 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms in their newly published book: Search…
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…
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…
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…
