Preserving words of the past
Posted on: March 27, 2019
Marie Sandy from the T’exelc (Williams Lake) Band is studying for her master’s degree while preserving the language of her ancestors.
Read morePosted on: March 27, 2019
Marie Sandy from the T’exelc (Williams Lake) Band is studying for her master’s degree while preserving the language of her ancestors.
Read morePosted on: March 4, 2019
The Faculty of Education and Social Work is including Indigenous speakers, knowledge and tradition into its curriculum and courses.
Read morePosted on: February 22, 2019
The Library is embracing TRU’s Coyote Project Indigenization efforts through staff training and building Indigenous library collections.
Read morePosted on: February 22, 2019
A new, intensive course highlights award-winning Indigenous writers and then challenges students to create their own works.
Read morePosted on: February 19, 2019
Australian university students and staff spent eight days at TRU as part of an Indigenous exchange. Find out what they learned.
Read morePosted on: January 30, 2019
TRU Law hosts Dr. Cindy Blackstock presenting The Spirit Bear Plan: Ending Inequalities for First Nation Children, on January 30 and 31.
Read morePosted on: December 13, 2018
Work-study student Nicole Stanchfield shares some of her ah-ha moments learned over the semester.
Read morePosted on: December 12, 2018
TRU’s Faculty of Student Development’s Coyote Project involves taking a step back, and listening to Indigenous students.
Read morePosted on: November 22, 2018
First-year arts student Anneka Spice is hosting a Write for Rights event at TRU.
Read morePosted on: October 16, 2018
TRU’s Adventure Tourism Coyote Project involves connecting kids with nature and Indigenous traditions.
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