The youth vote can be a powerful one—just ask the leaders of the United Kingdom’s failed Remain campaign. Youth voter engagement is a longstanding conundrum,…

[caption id="attachment_1483032" align="alignright" width="150"] LEAP replaces ISAP (International Student Activity Program).[/caption] The International Student Activity Program is LEAPing to a new name, logo, colour scheme…

Michelle Davies has always loved to travel, but during her study abroad in Switzerland she discovered a new found passion for travelling on two wheels.…

Someday you may find yourself staying at an Emily Carr-inspired hotel conceived by three TRU students during a tourism/business course. The team of Colleen Black,…

Despite coming from a big institution and a big city, Harman Bains could not have been more excited to attend law school at TRU where…

A brick-and-mortar-free franchise based on his family's business Kamloops Klosets landed Tanner Sherwood top spot in the 2016 Scotiabank Case Competition. The award of $6,000…

[caption id="attachment_1377064" align="alignright" width="375"] Grade 11 students review their findings to the question of how much aspartame is in a standard-sized packet of sweetener.[/caption] [caption…

Jagdeesh Uppal is many things — as captain of the TRU swim team, he is a gifted athlete and leader, and as a fourth-year chemical…

Bachelor of Science alumni Carlee Poleschuk and Katie Sparrow will walk the stage this June at Convocation but before that, they are spending the month…

A group of TRU Law students have come up with a solution they say could revolutionize the court scheduling system, saving time and money and…

Having extensive international travel experience, School of Nursing alumna Kristin Ringstad ('15) knew she wanted to make an impact in her field on a global…

The field of nursing exemplifies compassion and empathy, but workplace bullying is a serious issue affecting the profession. School of Nursing faculty Michelle Seibel and…

With exams over and grades filtering in, university students are in summertime mode. And third-year student Elycia Buckley will be spending the next four months…

It may not be an entrance requirement, but experience playing with LEGO could come in handy for students in the School of Business and Economics…

For two student volunteers, this year’s regional science fair was a bit like going back to elementary school. Both Katie Bieber, second-year biology, and Sarah…

Two TRU trades students are off to the Skills Canada national championship after winning their categories earlier this month at Skills Canada BC. Andrew Christensen, welding,…

Emotionally charged dialogue framing moral, social and political themes takes centre stage this week when theatre students showcase their talents during the 17th annual Directors…

Thompson Rivers University officially opened the doors to the first community legal clinic in the BC Interior. Addressing the need for increased access to justice…

Four TRU Law students sharpened their Aboriginal law skills at the 22nd annual Kawaskimhon Moot, hosted last weekend by Queen's Law in Kingston, Ontario. Seventeen…

Co-op students at TRU will find greater opportunities to obtain experience in their chosen fields thanks to $1.3 million in funding from the provincial government to support…