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Healing through everyday acts of kinship
The girl’s group, facilitated by Dr. Natalie Clark and Elder Minnie Kenoras. The emotional health and wellbeing of Indigenous youth has long been the...
Pro tips from SoBE’s social media guru
Julio Viskovich knows social media and the business sessional instructor has the credibility to back it up. Follow some of his tips, and you could save time and...
From the Adams River to South Africa
Fauve Garson Stewart received the award for Best Student Research Paper at the International Competence Network of Tourism Research and Education at North-West...
Awards celebrate environmental impact of graduate research
Three TRU graduate students whose research will have immediate and important impact on our natural environments have been awarded Environmental Science and...
Egyptian student gets prime minister’s attention
Time was tight last week as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was speared with pointed questions from the public and journalists during his stop at TRU....
Clark brings female adventure film festival to TRU
This time, it’s the dudettes’ turn to take centre stage on the big screen. That’s because one TRU Adventure Studies student put in the hard work to...
Films for Change: A New Economy
We would like to invite you to our first Films for Change event of 2019. In partnership with Transition Kamloops we will showing the documentary film, A New...
UPDATE: Open Learning building closed indefinitely
January 11, 2019 – 4:19 p.m. Majority of BC Centre for Open Learning building to re-open on Monday As a result of the water pipe failure and associated...
The next chapter: a library for the future
The space is small, but what it contains is vast. And Kathy Gaynor wants to expand it even more. Spread between two buildings, the TRU library houses more than...
Theatre grad writes about comedy and tragedy in 10-minute play competition
It is not often that you meet someone whose day job involves the creativity and theatrics that come with writing and directing plays. For TRU theatre alum...
Listening to Indigenous students’ needs
In Indigenous cultures, community is incredibly important. In a world that has become increasingly individualized, Indigenous people continue to see the value...
Awards mark milestone for TRU graduate programs
“It means everything to me.” Dana Eye, one of eight students who received the inaugural Dr. Sherman Jen Graduate Awards said she’s relieved to be able to...
Two friends fulfill dreams of ending sleep issues
A poor night’s sleep can be detrimental to your health. Sleep deprived individuals experience excessive daytime sleepiness, decreased cognitive functioning,...
Welding program sparks new designs for national park
Critters and historic moments are coming to life in new and interactive ways in the mountain town of Revelstoke, BC. For more than 20 years with Parks Canada,...
Shop on campus this holiday season
It’s that time of year again—the stores are crowded with holiday shoppers, hustling and bustling to get the perfect gifts for their loved ones. Why not take...
Talk to the Experts with Iain Stewart-Patterson: Snow safety
TRU Adventure Studies faculty member Iain Stewart-Patterson putting his backcountry tips to the test. When it comes to snow safety, calling Iain...
Cosmic display comes to downtown
Rarely do comets blaze across the night sky. A glimmering projectile in the distance brought to life when peering through a telescope. Kamloops citizens don’t...
Raccoons are here to stay—what’s next for Kamloops?
Up until a few years ago if you lived in Kamloops and you wanted to see a raccoon, your best bet was to visit the BC Wildlife Park. These days, however, raccoon...
Fashionably creating a greener planet
It takes about 2,700 litres of water to make one brand new T-shirt. That’s why on Thursday, Nov. 28, the TRUSU Eco Club hosted its second annual clothing...
Donors, students celebrate educational possibilities
The jubilation and appreciation were immeasurable Thursday night, as TRU student’s got the chance to meet and thank the people responsible for supporting...
