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Lightbulb moment leads family to sustainable ranching
Thompson Rivers University (TRU) student Kelly Davison spent her childhood feeling “less than.” Living in foster care for several years, she says her foster...
Why does philanthropy matter at a university?
TRU student Grace Clemont said receiving the Dr. Joan Sherman Weir Memorial Scholarship was life changing. Hers is just one of many stories featured in the...
Human action key to polar bear survival
While polar bears tend to avoid humans and stick to cold climates, advocating for them has taken TRU alum Alysa McCall (BSc Hons ’10) from the busy streets of...
TRU invites community to fall Open House
KAMLOOPS – How do you rappel down a building? How realistic is a nursing simulation manikin? This year’s fall Open House at Thompson Rivers University is...
TRU board unanimously approves Indigenous Education Centre
KAMLOOPS — The Board of Governors of Thompson Rivers University (TRU) unanimously approved to move ahead with construction of a $22-million Indigenous...
Building awards take note of Early Childhood Education Centre
The TRU Early Childhood Education Centre is an award winner. The centre was recently recognized at the Thompson Okanagan Commercial Building Awards in the...
Veterinary Technology program receives national accreditation
Faculty, staff and students of the Thompson Rivers University (TRU) Veterinary Technology Diploma program are letting some big news sink in. The program,...
Genome BC funds pilot project at the School of Nursing
Highlights • Advancements in genetic and genomic technologies allow for more customized health care called ‘precision health.’ • For precision health...
Mapping out the gaps in CBD oil research
Research is key to determining how cannabidiol affects children with neurodiversity. What happens when stigma gets in the way? When a child is diagnosed...
Student supports accelerate their climb to success
A rugged landscape, varied terrain and endless kilometres of adventure await outdoor enthusiasts living in and visiting the Kamloops area. Having the desire to...
Justin Trudeau’s India accusation complicates western efforts to rein in China
The Conversation Canada article by TRU Arts faculty member Saira Bano Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s allegation that the Indian government was involved in...
Amaircare donates air purifiers to go to at-risk groups through TRU
KAMLOOPS– Wildfire activity in British Columbia — and the smoke it generates — has put the health and well- being of millions of people at risk. To help...
TRU a top performer in 2023 Sustainable Campus Index
KAMLOOPS — Thompson Rivers University (TRU) has been recognized as a top performer in the 2023 Sustainable Campus Index, securing the highest position in the...
Knowledge Makers shares Indigenous approach to research worldwide
The Knowledge Makers program has expanded its reach from Kamloops to around the globe, since it first inspired Indigenous students to participate in and publish...
TRU joins national investor initiative to boost climate transition
In 2013, Thompson Rivers University (TRU) adopted sustainability as one of its four core values. Today, the university has taken another concrete step in that...
Equity leaders share experiences at TRU series
Dr. Nicole Kaniki KAMLOOPS — Thompson Rivers University (TRU) invites the community to an evening of personal and professional stories from two women who are...
Scotiabank commits $300,000 for starting business students
KAMLOOPS, B.C.—Scotiabank has committed $300,000 to support new university students by funding the BBA First Year Student Success Project at Thompson Rivers...
Student podcast spotlights undergraduate research
Thompson Rivers University’s (TRU) undergraduate research ambassadors have created a podcast that debunks common myths and promotes students’ research...
The Streete to a more understanding campus
Pauline Streete has a relaxed laugh, a warm smile and a way of making everyone feel immediately welcome — great qualities for TRU’s first executive director...
International students spend summer learning about culture
KAMLOOPS — Almost 500 students from around the globe learned about culture and language at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) this summer. This is the 16th year...