Economics professors Dr. Laura Lamb and Dr. Belayet Hossain set out to discover whether tax incentives inspire charitable donations, and if so, how effective they are. With the help of an Internal Research Grant the pair answered those questions and several more, providing a unique glimpse into the charitable motivations of Canadians.
For theatre students Robin Arundel and Taran Waterous, working as research assistants with the Home/Less/Mess theatre project meant applying the skills they acquired in the TRU theatre program to a new and challenging context.
The first ever Interior Nation Research Forum in partnership with the Secwepemc Health Caucus and the First Nations Health Authority is being hosted by TRU, Sept. 12-13.
What happens to a family in danger of eviction when they can’t pay the rent? Dr. Ehsan Latif’s new project researches the performance of the Kamloops Rent Bank in its goal to prevent homelessness.
The original architect of TRU’s international efforts has been honoured with a lifetime achievement award from the British Columbia Council for International Education (BCCIE).
Leading up to her keynote address at International Days, genocide survivor and activist Clemantine Wamariya talks with the Newsroom about her fight for human rights and how she inspires others to make a difference.
TRU celebrates diversity at International Days March 11 to 14. Enjoy the colours, flavours, textures and sounds of this four-day festival, opening with keynote speaker Clemantine Wamariya.