Author: Farrah Johnson

First Nation faculty at TRU share Indigenous folklore as part of IDays celebration

Secwepemc weapons specialist Ed Jensen hosts workshop on the art of traditional flint knapping

BCA Kamloops partnered with TRU Aboriginal Affairs to celebrate International Mother Language Day

Indigenous activist Cindy Blackstock talks about the importance of advocacy and equity

Canadian adventurer Kate Harris recounts her cycling journey detailed in her new book

Professor Alejandro Campos-Garcia discusses the legacy of authoritative policy

Professor Blair McDonald explores the media mogul’s legacy and his timely predictions of the evolution of media

Senior students can become research coaches to help engage first- and second-year students

The university revealed new initiatives set to take place within the faculty of science

TRU's Wellness Centre hosted a variety of events on campus promoting healthy eating