In the Williams Lake Tribune, Applied Sustainable Ranching student Majeed Nashiru shares his journey from northern Ghana to the Cariboo, and what he hopes to…

Established in 2014, the TRU Campus Strategic Sustainability Plan (CSSP) is closely tied to one of TRU’s Strategic Priorities that seeks to increase sustainability practices.…

In light of the pervasive opioid crisis causing tragic ripple effects across the province, and with the impact deeply felt on campus and within the…

On the surface, ESTR’s Market is TRU’s newest retail and lunch counter space. But it’s so much more than that. [caption id="attachment_2533999" align="alignright" width="450"] Packaged…

During his time as a co-op student with Career Education, Cole Weber documented his experiences through co-operative education in a three-part series Cole’s Notes: one…

Recently announced as the recipient of the 2017 TRU Co-op Student of the Year Award, Bachelor of Tourism Management student Michelle Davies paused to take…

Raised on a ranch in McLure and educated in Barriere, BC, Alysha Piva has a tremendous affection for the mountainous region. In fact, though she…

Between classes, assignments, exams, practices, workouts and game days, the student-athlete schedule is action-packed. The PACE program was implemented to support the academic elements of…

Researchers at TRU and their students were given a $90,000 boost this week, through the Undergraduate Research Apprentice program. The program provides $3,000 grants that…

Ranchers in the Thompson-Cariboo have more opportunities to develop their operations thanks to a new introductory course on agri-tourism in TRU's Applied Sustainable Ranching (ASUR) diploma program. Agri…

After receiving her Master’s in English Linguistics and Literature from National University of Modern Languages in Pakistan, Aksa Mughal ventured to TRU to pursue her…

The School of Business and Economics (SoBE) has launched a new initiative to connect current graduate students with the business community of Kamloops and to…

Summer camps are about having fun, meeting new people and learning new things. And when they’re at at TRU, campers get familiar with campus, years…

Do work that interests you, learn new skills, make connections, add to your résumé and take home a decent paycheck before you cross the stage.…

Master of Business (MBA) students want to see you this Saturday for a competitive day of cases, rec sports and spirited hunts. It's all in…

From overheated housing markets, to invasive goldfish — 26 TRU students will spend the summer making discoveries on a host of subjects — all part…

In what is being touted an entrepreneur economy, the landscape of the traditional labour market has shifted, the era of the lifelong career is changing…

Last year, as the Laboratory Safety Assistant at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) in Summerland, co-op student Emma Read implemented the Respiratory Protection Program, developed…

Though co-op student Jake Bradshaw is not graduating until the spring, he already has a job lined up through the Ministry of Forests, Lands and…

"All rise! This honourable court is now in session!" These were the bellowing words of TRU Law sessional instructor David Paul, as he announced the…