Students frustrated by new residence fees
Student residents say they are frustrated and let down by the incoming increase, suggesting that the value they pay for what they recieve is disproportionate
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Geopolitical tensions cause market chaos
Economists weigh in on how uncertainty continues to shape evolving global market conditions
TRUSU elections to take place next week
Prior to the election, read all about some of the candidates and their platforms
Cartel violence in Mexico ongoing
Following the death of El Mencho, the Federal Government of Mexico hoped that cartel violence would decrease; it has not
Increase of cartel violence in Mexico
Planning a trip to Mexico soon? Here is what fellow TRU students have to say
China partnership students visit TRU
The international students first impression of Canada and TRU was overwhelmingly positive
Supplemental Learning program may be at risk
The Supplemental Learning (SL) program began in 2004, the fourth university in Canada to offer peer-led support initiatives of this kind. Today, there are more than 30 of these programs across the country, offering an auxiliary, community-based academic resource for post-secondary students. According to their 2024/2025 annual report, TRU’s SL program supported 24 single-semester courses […]
TRU hosts Regional Ethics Bowl
Students from several secondary schools across Kamloops recently visited TRU to compete in a civil discourse competition
Cuba protest draws crowd of one
A TRU student organized a march to send aid to Cuba and end the United States-led blockade, but saw no participants
Paper cuts: TRU’s pay-per-print policy under fire
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 […]