How TRU draws 3,500 students from 100 different countries
It’s not easy for a fledgling school like Thompson Rivers University to compete on the international stage. That’s why they have a special strategy: TLC.
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From Bogota to the B.C. interior: Four international students on choosing TRU
The fact that the school is in a smaller, less expensive city is part of the appeal. “It offered more of a community. You get to know your classmates.”
Thompson Rivers University: student tips for surviving life on campus
Where to find the best cheap lunch, nap location, watering hole and more
Thompson Rivers University 411: The best cheap lunch and more
An insider’s perspective on life at TRU
Birds, bees, and drones: The new face of Canadian agriculture
A new generation is turning the traditional Canadian farm on end—moving into city spaces, creating new funding models and tackling food insecurity in the North
Proposed law schools in Newfoundland and B.C. move forward
Profession grows despite concerns about too many lawyers
The flap over the fluency gap
As schools turn to international students to fill chairs and coffers, concerns grow about English proficiency
’Decolonizing Yoga,’ secret budgets & Snoop Lion
What students are talking about today (March 21st)
Muslim’s big bra photo spurs oversized outrage
Some people in B.C. have their panties in a twist
Thompson Rivers students want budget published
Student union says "it doesn’t make sense"