Return to Campus and COVID-19 Response
With guidance from provincial health officials and with safety as our top priority, Thompson Rivers University is planning for a return to campus in September 2021. We look forward to most students and employees coming to campus to continue their learning.
What's the latest?
- Updates
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June 15, 2021
Learn details about our upcoming student town hall in the latest Return to Campus Update
June 7, 2021
The course schedule for 2021/2022 is now available. Priority course registration begins June 21.
May 28, 2021
Watch the student leader town hall with Dr. Bonnie Henry. Read the full update
- Campus Safety Procedures
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A daily health check is required of everyone coming to campus. Do a self-assessment or review this poster. You must answer ‘no’ to all of the questions to pass the daily health check.
- What if there is a confirmed case?
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Interior Health is responsible for contact tracing
If you are a close contact of a confirmed case, Interior Health is responsible for informing other parties as required to assist with contact tracing. As a precaution, everyone coming to campus is encouraged to track when they are on campus.
If health officials cannot complete contact tracing (e.g. the individual has been in public places and exposures cannot be traced/contacted), Interior Health’s direction might be to issue an alert to advise others who may have been exposed to monitor for symptoms. Any decision to release information more broadly is done in collaboration with Interior Health and is based on the need to identify people who may have been exposed.
- What is TRU's return-to-campus plan?
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Following the advice of the Provincial Health Office, we are excited to plan a full return to campus this fall. The safety of students, faculty and staff is our top priority.
For our current on-campus community, we have a detailed plan to protect the health and safety of our university community.
What about detailed campus information?
Where can I get accurate information about COVID-19?
BC HealthHelp in other languages and translated content is found here
To talk to a registered nurse about non-emergency health concerns, call HealthLinkBC at 8-1-1