Pro-Palestine student activists reach deal with TRU
TRU is the first university in Canada to come to such an agreement, according to representatives from the People's University of Gaza at TRU.
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Randy Sunderman to run as BC Green Party candidate for Kamloops Centre
Long-time Kamloops businessman Randy Sunderman held a press conference in Riverside Park on Thursday morning to announce his intention to run as the BC Green Party candidate for Kamloops Centre in the upcoming provincial election. Surrounded by his friends and family, Sunderman called the upcoming provincial election “one of the most important elections of our […]
The 48th Kamloops Rally for Peace is fast approaching
Members of the Kamloops community are encouraged to come out and make their voices heard during the annual event.
Women in Engineering to host free robotics workshop for young women and non-binary students
Female and non-binary high-school students will get an overview of TRU’s engineering program.
TRU recognized as a ‘bee’ campus? ‘Bee’-lieve it
"Bee City" campus certification comes after the city of Kamloops was named B.C.'s first "Bee City" in 2017.
Premier Eby and TRU announce new Wildfire education training centre
Eby was joined by the BC minster of forests, Bruce Ralston, as well as members from the wildfire task force and various TRU administrators.
TRUSU election sees increased voter turnout
The results of the 2024/25 TRU Students’ Union Board of Directors elections are in, and this year’s voter turnout is possibly the highest in years. This year’s election turnout was 28 per cent, significantly higher than any election held during the five years preceding the pandemic. According to available historical data, the average turnout in […]
Find your purr-fect new friend with TRU’s Vet Tech Adoptions
The applications for cat adoptions are now open.
Club Spotlight: Hygiene for the Homeless Club
Hygiene for the Homeless Club focuses on raising awareness about societal issues such as food insecurity, barriers to housing, systematic discrimination, and implicit biases.
HBC strike nears fourth month
"Nearly half" of those on the picket lines are TRU students