Adriana, an Arts student from El Salvador, talks about her experience at TRU.
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Important Study Permit Information International Students Should Know
Here are a few important reminders Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is sharing with study permit holders on a number of key immigration issues.
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TRU Events You Need to Attend: Jan. 20 to 26, 2020
This week, attend the Wellness Centre grand opening, relax with slow flow yoga, check out TRUSU’s HR Club Case Competition.
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Club Spotlight: TRUSU Eco Club
Thompson Rivers University is the first Canadian university to be ranked #1 and awarded the top college or university in North America for sustainability, and this is with help from the Eco Club. The Eco Club helps to promote environmental sustainability on campus and within the broader community!
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Studying Marketing in Canada: What You Should Know
Marketing is an ever-growing industry in Canada. If you think about it, the heart of your business success lies in its Marketing. Whether it is through advertising or sales, all companies need a marketer in their team.Â
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8 Things To Do in Kamloops
Kamloops is a vibrant place – from beautiful scenic views to unique entertainment, you’ll find everything here. Here are Lili’s top 8 things to do in Kamloops.
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9 Things Every First-Year Student Should Know
As a TRU alumni, I can confidently say that I have managed to figure out student life. Is it easy? No. Does it take time? Yes. But once you get the hang of it, you will wish you knew some things earlier.Â
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Top 5 Things International Students Should Know
Being an international student can be challenging – it doesn’t matter how much research you might do beforehand, there are always things you can only figure out once you’re settled.Â
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15 LEAP Activities You Need To Attend This Winter 2020 Semester
The TRU LEAP Program is open to all TRU students to join! Tickets are available at the LEAP Desk at IB 1004.
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From Mexico to Canada: My Tips for Surviving Winter in Kamloops
Kamloops doesn’t get as cold as many places in Canada, still, it’s pretty cold for my standards. Kamloops winters are usually from November to February, and the coldest it gets is -30 (not very common). In my personal experience, it usually stays between -10 to -20 degrees Celsius. This for me is enough to freeze, so here are a few suggestions
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