KamCon ’24 lands a critical hit
The returning event appeared to be a hit among vendors and participants alike.
The returning event appeared to be a hit among vendors and participants alike.
TRUSU’s Learn to Swim program will continue as permanent fixture on campus. Waitlists are still full in the program that was initially launched in a trial capacity.
Late last month TRUSU celebrated its 13th annual Pride Parade on campus.
Trailblazing Kamloops judge will be spotlighted at the EDI and AR lunch.
“I have like 15 debit and credit cards from different banks in Bolivia, and they all have insane restrictions,” said Lara Romero, a fourth-year Journalism student at TRU from La Paz, Bolivia. This lack of access to money is a common experience shared by Bolivian students studying abroad. Since the collapse of one of Bolivia’s […]
The beloved program will continue its weekly schedule.
Students from different backgrounds piled into the TRUSU lecture hall for free pizza and information on Canada’s immigration policies.
Kelly Perry talks about the growth of her artwork through loss, and her new exhibition at Gallery 635.
TRU students film to be featured at Slamdance 2025.
On Sept. 19, Secwépemc leaders met with TRU officials to commemorate a new Indigenous learning space expected to be built on campus.