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International students notice absence of peers
A drop in international enrolment numbers is causing some concern among international students.
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Growing connections and food with The Stir
What it means to be a food sovereign city, according to the Kamloops Food Policy Council.
Arts and Culture
Judge Michelle Stanford visits TRU
Judge Stanford’s TRU presentation in honour of Women's History Month touched on perseverance, leaving many students feeling empowered.
Arts and Culture
Surviving a Kamloops winter
What students unfamiliar with Kamloops winter weather should know this season.
News
Tuition convenience fees spark conversations on campus
Students shared how the new changes will affect them the next time they pay tuition.
Arts and Culture
LGBTQ2IA+ resource tables to appear monthly
Students and staff are working hard to advocate for queer safe spaces.
Sports
Hoopfest shoots it’s way into Kamloops
The Kamloops Adapted Sports Association took on the challenge.
Arts and Culture
Welcome back to the Groove Saloon
The Vancouver-based psych-pop duo bring a twist to heartbreak with humour.
News
Students face healthcare challenges as flu season approaches
With increasingly erratic weather patterns and colder temperatures fast approaching, TRU students struggle to find healthcare options.
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University financial projections “redder than red”
An economic impact report shows the benefit TRU brings provincially, while university officials also express concern for what the financial future looks like.