Climate Action Program 2026 accepting grant applicants
The annual program has once again opened its applications for innovative projects that support the City’s sustainability goals
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‘The worst one by far,’ TRU students open up about Hurricane Melissa
The devastating hurricane claimed several lives, homes, and property, and may have been exacerbated by climate change
TRU hosts this year’s Trans Day of Remembrance
The event, held at the Clock Tower, commemorated the violent deaths of an estimated 300 trans and gender-diverse lives lost in 2025
Creating connection in B.C for those in need
Taking on mental health with compassion and care with Crisis Centre BC
Catherine Ortner gives inaugural professorial lecture at TRU
The psychology professor and chair, recently honoured with a full professorship, discusses her research on emotion regulation
New COVID variants, new COVID boosters
Health Canada continues to recommend vaccinations for those who are able to receive them
Kamloops faces ripple effects from OBGYN resignations
The immediate future in Kamloops looks grim for expectant parents seeking maternity care
May the TRU Fine Arts program rest in peace
B.C. Supreme Court dismisses TRUFA’s petition on shuttered visual arts programs
Kamloops gears up for another Remembrance Day
The memorial holiday hopes to draw many out to take part in community events around the city
Uncertainty remains for BFA program
As part of the lead-up to the phase-out of the Visual Arts program in 2023, the dean of the Faculty of Arts, Rick McCutcheon, argued in a memo that the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) program, Visual Arts Minor, and Studio Certificate should be removed due to the drop in enrollment, inequitable workload burdens, unsustainable […]