Author: Veronica Kos

TRUSU’s Equity Committee is hosting their annual International Women’s Day event on March 8. This year, Elizabeth Croft, associate dean of education and professional development for the faculty of applied science at UBC, will be …

Naomi Klein, an award-winning author and activist, visited TRU on Feb. 7 to speak to hundreds of community members and students about her book, This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate. Klein addressed many topics …

Trying new things is always a bit daunting, however, trying new things abroad is a whole other story. That’s exactly what Michelle Davies, a fourth-year tourism student set out to do when she competed in …

The Canadian Guitar Quartet, a group of four impeccably dressed guitar players, dazzled the audience on Feb. 2. in TRU’s Clock Tower theatre. The quartet consists of Julien Bisaillon, Renaud Côté-Giguère, Bruno Roussel and Louis …

Eating You Alive is one of those documentaries that make you stop and think. The film talks about the reasons why so many Americans become ill with chronic diseases, and how what you eat has …

Part of a series of reviews for films from the 2016 Kamloops Film Festival

Paralympic swimmer Tyler Mrak is settling into his new life in Kamloops as he starts TRU’s business program while swimming for the Kamloops swim team and training with the WolfPack. The 18-year-old is originally from …

One year ago, Chelsea Chirico, a fourth-year Natural Resource Science student, escaped Canada’s frigid winters and headed to Belize for a semester abroad. She spent her days on a private research island used by the …

For anyone unfamiliar with the original Greek legend, The Love of the Nightingale was a shocking play. What begins as a story of two kingdoms and their families quickly turns into a dark theme about …

The clock is ticking. You’ve been waiting in class for your professor who has yet to show up. Once that clock hits 20 minutes past the start of class, everyone gets up to leave. You’ve …