
TRU researchers awarded nearly $595,000 in SSHRC funding
TRU researchers receive nearly $595,000 in SSHRC funding to advance research addressing social, economic and environmental challenges.
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TRU researchers receive nearly $595,000 in SSHRC funding to advance research addressing social, economic and environmental challenges.

Coast Mountain College and TRU announce a new agreement for criminology graduates to transfer to TRU's degree program, in person or online.

TRU's class of 2026 celebrated Spring Convocation, cheered on by family members, friends, classmates, instructors, mentors and supporters.

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