Are you worried about how to file your tax return? Do not worry! The TRUSU Taxation Club can help you to file your tax for free. Residents of Canada, including, international students must file a tax return every year, and you can easily do that virtually in the Tax Assistance Clinic Sessions. TRUSU Taxation Club 2020 Board with founding… Continue reading Club Spotlight: TRUSU Taxation Club
Category: Campus Life
7 Reasons Why You Must Attend IDays 2020!
Still doubting if attending IDays would be a good idea? If you should register or not to the events? If there are interesting events? Well this blog is just for you!
Top 5: Shows I am Watching on Netflix Right Now (that isn’t Friends or the Office)
Do you ever find yourself re-watching the same series on Netflix for the 3rd time or deleting your account because you cannot find a show you like? Well, these are a few of my favourites that you might want to try!
Top 5: Ways to Not Burnout
School is stressful. We don’t get enough sleep, we have 7 different projects, 3 different essays, 5 midterms, and 2 presentations all due in one week, and we somehow balance working on top of that. It starts to be too much, so it is important that you make sure you are not getting burned out.
7 Transformational Things that Have Happened at TRU Over the Past Years
As we settle into the first month of 2020, TRU looks back over the years to see how much it has changed. There have been many contributions, innovations, and expansions, and we cannot wait to see what the future brings!
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.
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!
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.
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
Staying Active at TRU
Staying active becomes even more important during university when all you want to do is either watch Netflix or study to not fail your next test. TRU is very aware of the need for recreation activities, and so has many for its students.