Over a month has passed since Resident Evil: Requiem was unleashed on the public. But with almost 30 years of lore, it may be good to look back before players jump into the present
Planning a trip to Mexico soon? Here is what fellow TRU students have to say
The international students first impression of Canada and TRU was overwhelmingly positive
Exploring freedom abroad when our community is at home
An artist chat featuring artist and advocate Lisa Coriale
On March 7, the Kamloops Aboriginal Friendship Society (KAFS) and the Sk’elep School of Excellence opened their gymnasium to host a Round Dance. The night was filled with the beating of drums, bannock and featured circles of elders and young ones alike, all joined by one common denominator: love. The tradition of the Indigenous Round […]
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