If Sigmund Freud were a Swifty he might have remarked, "Sometimes an Opalite is just an Opalite. But other times, it might be...an Easter egg...? Or something...?"
In Venezuela, there are what the citizens call “presos políticos” (political prisoners). This term refers to those Venezuelans who speak out against their government and are taken to prisons or torture centres. Some of the interviewees’ family members and friends are at risk of being captured if they reveal their identities. For this reason, pseudonyms […]
Councillors provide a safe space for the Indigenous community
Recent policy rollbacks suggest a turning point for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion programming across the nation
The Supplemental Learning (SL) program began in 2004, the fourth university in Canada to offer peer-led support initiatives of this kind. Today, there are more than 30 of these programs across the country, offering an auxiliary, community-based academic resource for post-secondary students. According to their 2024/2025 annual report, TRU’s SL program supported 24 single-semester courses […]
An international student's guide to finding employment while you study
Featuring some unique surprises, PlayStations first State of Play for 2026 gave many gamers reason to be excited
Students from several secondary schools across Kamloops recently visited TRU to compete in a civil discourse competition
A TRU student organized a march to send aid to Cuba and end the United States-led blockade, but saw no participants
The WolfPack women’s volleyball team fought through four hard sets against the UBC Thunderbirds in the Canada West Bronze medal game, but unfortunately walk away in fourth place after the weekend. TRU took the first point and jumped out to a 6–0 lead, forcing the Thunderbirds to take an early timeout. Which is when they […]