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TRU’s EUReKA! gets grant to expand offerings
EUReKA! Science Program can expand its offerings thanks to an NSERC grant.
Brown Family House of Learning earns library recognitions
The Brown Family House of Learning has picked up a couple prestigious recognitions in recent weeks from library associations.
Writer, journalist, politician Paul St. Pierre to receive TRU honorary degree
Writer, Journalist, Politician Paul St. Pierre to Receive TRU Honorary Degree during Williams Lake campus Convocation ceremony.
Indonesian Students returning for a second year
Upwards of 180 students from Indonesia will be in Kamloops for much of June to immerse themselves in Canadian culture. Students will be a mix of post secondary and high school ages.
Campus map (Kamloops)
Map of the Kamloops campus shows buildings, a range of services, bus stops, telephones, parking, and more.
Interruptions to myTRU, Blackboard, www.tru.ca, and more on May 12 due to network maintenance
Network maintenance on Saturday, May 12 means interruptions to myTRU, Blackboard, Moodle, www.tru.ca, and more.
Symposium looks at saving and growing indigenous languages
This is an opportunity to explore language in the context of culture, community, and research.
Video: Lowey returns to diamond after losing an eye
If you lost an eye playing baseball, would you make it your mission to return to the game? Tyler Lowey did and has.
Nursing’s Renée Anderson receives Award of Excellence from CRNBC
Nursing’s Renée Anderson receives award of excellence from College of Registered Nurses of B.C.
Distinguished Alumni 2012 | Call for 2013 nominations
A look back on winners of a 2012 Distinguished Alumni Award as presented in April. Read a short biography and watch a short video. Learn more about nominating someone for a 2013 Distinguished Alumni Award.
New training programs address skill shortage with local workforce
Thompson Rivers University has developed three new programs that hope to address the skills shortages in forestry and other industries, and support communities in the university’s region.
Every Part is Crucial: year end art exhibit by graduating students
Every Part is Crucial is the name of the year end exhibition by students in the graduating class of the Bachelor of Fine Art.
Exploration of language, culture, community during July Institute conference
Language, culture, and community are big parts of a our lives. How are they separate and how are they intertwined. This and more to be presented.
