Arts and Culture
Crowned in resistance: the hair that carries us
A discussion with TRU graduate student and artist Courtney Bakyayita
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Western Canada Theatre presents: The Fiancée
A behind the scenes look at Western Canada Theatres’ newest production
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Disarming silence with voice
At a recent TRU speaking engagement, Marva Ferguson tackled some worrying trends in the country and explained how to find your voice in a world that silences you
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Maté: ‘Pain is essential’
Physician and bestselling author Dr. Gabor Maté spoke to a packed crowd of students, staff, faculty and community members in the Grand Hall at the Campus Activity Centre on Feb. 11. His talk, which addressed the social and biophysical conditions of addiction, aimed to broaden common understandings and correct general misconceptions about substance use and […]
Sports
And the winner of the wiener race is…
The Kamloops Storm hosted its fourth annual wiener dog races at McArthur Island Park early this month
Sports
WolfPack alumna inducted into the Canada West Hall of Fame
Former WolfPack volleyball player, Iuliia Pakhomenko, has been inducted into the Canada West Hall of Fame. The Canada West Hall of Fame highlights the best in university sports across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. It was established in the spring of 2019 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the creation of the first Western-based […]
Arts and Culture
Top five indie games you shouldn’t miss
Last year the indie gaming industry delivered some amazing products. In this article, we list five games released in 2025 that you really don't want to sleep on
Arts and Culture
Another PHP conference for the books
Every year, TRU hosts the Politics, History and Philosophy Conference, drawing in student speakers from across the country
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Drug recriminalization: is it a help or a hindrance?
Perspectives from harm reduction, recovery and enforcement professionals
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Breast cancer awareness and you
Approximately one in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. A local physician visited campus to bust myths