Watershed Protectors president speaks out on the battle with BCTS
How a local environmentalist group is fighting to keep the Chum Creek watershed free from logging
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Liberal party banking on Carney
The Prime Minister-designate is expected to take office tomorrow
Kuthu Crew to bust-a-move at IDays
The dance group, representing more than 20 different nationalities, will once again perform at IDays
Local artist creates ceremonial mace to debut at spring convocation
Ed Jensen’s new Coyote-inspired mace will become an integral part of future convocation ceremonies
B.C. businessman advocating for buying local
Many Canadians are demonstrating what it means to be a patriot by changing their spending habits
Williams Lake campus opens doors for Explore TRU event
On March 6, Thompson Rivers University’s Williams Lake campus will hold its third Explore TRU event. The Williams Lake campus is located approximately three hours north of Kamloops, on T’exelc territory within the unceded traditional lands of the Secwépemc Nation, at the centre of the Cariboo region. The small campus offers a close-knit community and […]
International students struggle with work hours
Many international students are realizing that sometimes doing the wrong things for the right reasons is necessary
TRU breaks record with 2025 Day of Giving campaign
The fundraising event invited donors and community members to contribute to improving student life
TRU’s refreshed master plan maps the future
The seven-phase plan has no allotted time frame but maintains focus on a strong campus core
What does buying Canadian mean to you?
Students chime in on current US-Canada trade issues, and what efforts they are making to support Canada