Law duo to be published in Harvard Law journal September 25, 2018
What began as a late-night conversation about a shared interest between friends started an eventful journey for TRU Law Alumni Karen Perry and Madison Steenson:…
What began as a late-night conversation about a shared interest between friends started an eventful journey for TRU Law Alumni Karen Perry and Madison Steenson:…
TRU Law is home to the Canadian Journal of Comparative and Contemporary Law. Each year the editors in chief—TRU Law Professors Robert Diab and Chris…
Research into alleged human rights abuses in Latin America led two TRU Law students to present at a recent conference in Ottawa. They revealed how…
For Indigenous people involved in criminal law cases, subtle differences in courtroom communication like an accent, amount of eye contact or tone could mean the…
International migration, technology and human rights norms have changed the nature of the family. While Canada and other countries have legalized same-sex marriage, and regulate…
The dust settled following three long years of study in pursuit of Juris Doctor degrees and Danielle Ching and Brandon Harrison found themselves at the…
When he was named TRU’s second chancellor seven years ago, Wally Oppal took on a role that was new but one for which he was…
The Thompson Rivers University Community Legal Clinic (TRU CLC) opened a new space in downtown Kamloops today that offers expanded hours to better serve clients…
Dr. Chris Hunt is the first member of TRU’s Faculty of Law to receive the prestigious Excellence in Scholarship Award. Hunt, who received the award…
Supplemental Learning (SL) leader Kennedy Aberdeen is majoring in accounting, but it’s her theatre minor that has blossomed into a passion. “I originally took theatre…
Born and raised in Kamloops, Supplemental Learning (SL) leader David Gore spent his first post-secondary year on a hockey scholarship at Minot State University in…
A sense of pride and accomplishment was in the air at the TRU Law spring awards ceremony, held on March 27. And for one student,…
Imagine you live with multiple sclerosis—an unpredictable, chronic illness—and due to your symptom load you are unable to continue working. Aside from managing your health…
TRU Law's moot participation continues to grow. This year, the law school sent a total of five teams of mooters to various competitions across Canada.…
A group of TRU Law students who recently participated in the Wilson Moot took top prize for their written argument. On February 24 and 25,…
Associate Professors Chris Hunt and Micah Rankin, along with Lorne Neudorf of the University of Adelaide (and formerly of TRU Law), have published The Annotated…
The work of a TRU Law student has sparked a federal proceeding that could have significant implications for the international oversight of Canadian embassy operations.…
Eric Clausen is in his first year of law school. However, the journey that led him there is far from conventional. Clausen is in his…
TRU Law grad Sam Tecle (JD 2017) has not just one, but two, unique experiences in his short legal career so far. Tecle is currently…
"When you're in hell, you think you're done. It's good to hear others' stories." Connie Jules spoke these haunting words to first-year TRU Law students…