For only the second time in program history, the WolfPack women’s volleyball team advanced to the Canada West semifinals, taking on the No. 1-ranked Alberta Pandas at the Seville Community Sport Centre in Edmonton. Before the game, WolfPack orange stood out among the green and yellow Pandas fans. WolfPack fans filled sections of the stands […]
TRU’s new paid printing policy went into effect Feb. 2 and has been met with strong emotional responses from some students. While part of the policy has been framed as a sustainability measure, it has prompted debate over whether pay-per-print aligns with TRU’s environmental values. Levi Escobar is a fourth-year philosophy student and a member […]
Behind how Kamloop’s first CFL player since 2003 got into football and made it to the league
Black Canvas, an art exhibit displayed at the TRU Art Gallery, was on display for Black History Month
Every other Thursday at noon, TRU’s Students’ Union Building fills with fresh food and something a bit more profound, and needs no exact measurements or recipes: a sense of community. This is the heart of TRUSU’s Community Meals programme, an initiative led by the TRU Students’ Union that’s quietly redefining what support looks like on […]
The change to a permanent time zone, known simply as "Pacific time" will be finalized this weekend
Move over, Tournament Capital of Canada, and make way for the red carpets. The local film scene is bustling with excitement as it gears up for Kamloops Film Society’s 30th season, hosting a fresh film, Mile End Kicks (2025), and will include a pre-show set featuring local Tkʼemlúps band, Janky Eyed Jury, who will set […]
The Kamloops Film Society is hoping to attract more students during this years film festival
While some are still asking if politics belong on stage, others are asking, "Why wouldn't they belong?"
Many Canadians are still trying to come to grips with the men's hockey team losing in the Gold medal match against the United States