KamCon ’24 lands a critical hit
The returning event appeared to be a hit among vendors and participants alike.
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Marching with pride
Late last month TRUSU celebrated its 13th annual Pride Parade on campus.
Pet the stress away with Therapy Dog Thursday
The beloved program will continue its weekly schedule.
Artist Chat with TRU alum Kelly Perry
Kelly Perry talks about the growth of her artwork through loss, and her new exhibition at Gallery 635.
Student film to be featured at ’25 Slamdance Film Festival
TRU students film to be featured at Slamdance 2025.
KamCon rolls back to campus this October
Grab your character sheet, it's almost time to game.
New name and fresh sound from B.C. indie artists
Groove Saloon reinvents themselves with their new music journey with the psych-pop song "If I Don’t Make It"
Local artist Nick Klie releases sequel to ‘Life the Necropolis’
What do you get when you add a gruff, hard-on-his-luck mercenary with a rag-tag group of losers and you pit them against an evil Necromancer in a post-apocalyptic wasteland? Assuming the world hasn’t ended yet, you get “Life the Necropolis: The Red Wizard & The Armies of the Night.” “The Red Wizard & the Armies […]
Professor spotlight: folklorist Lynda Daneliuk
Students can often be intimidated by their professors and may need help approaching them. Through this ongoing series, the Omega will introduce students to several professors at TRU, uncovering the humanity and personalities of our educators. In the world of academia, there are instructors who not only stand out for their scholarly accomplishments but also […]
Cvetozar Vutev: Marking the end of a 12-year-long career
Whether you practice your craft on the street, the stage, or the screen, every artist knows that, eventually, all shows must come to an end. Cvetozar Vutev has been a longtime running musician in the Kamloops community and abroad. Before serving as the concertmaster in the Kamloops Symphony Orchestra and Symphony of the Kootenays, Vutev […]