Indigenous Student Development
Cplul’kw’ten is a friendly and inviting Indigenous centre that
provides information on all aspects of university life and doubles as space to
socialize, study or just take a break from your day. It is truly a home away
from home.
Faculty of Student Development
TRU counsellors promote and support the career development,
academic success and personal growth of all TRU students, and subject to
availability, the career development of future students.
Student clubs and associations are coordinated by the TRU
Students' Union.
Use this page to locate inclusive and accessible spaces and
places around campus.
TRU's International Student Advisors (ISAs) provide personal
counseling for international students both before your arrival in Canada and
during your program.
Faculty of Student Development
A Multi-Faith Chaplaincy on campus provides religious and
spiritual care to the TRU community’s students, faculty and staff.
The Equity Committee recognizes the inequities that Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual, Trans, or Queer (LGBTQ) students face in society and hosts a Pride
Parade every September to address these equity issues.
Faculty of Student Development
TRU is a culturally diverse community. Faculty, staff, and
students represent Indigenous, regional, national, and global communities.
A TRU field school is a TRU course for credit or non-credit
offered in another country.
The Equity Committee organizes activities to advance the Union’s
vision of a society where every student can equitably access a high quality
post-secondary education regardless of their gender identity, ethnicity,
sexual orientation, religious belief, political belief, or country of origin.
Faculty of Student Development
TRU Global Competency allows students to earn formal recognition
for their intercultural and international experiences – from Study Abroad, to
learning a second language, to volunteer work.
The Study Abroad program allows students to live and study in a
different country for one or two semesters.
Faculty of Student Development
The Office of Student Affairs works collaboratively with
students, staff,
faculty and community partners to guide and support students on their learning
journey
towards student success.
The Thompson Rivers University Students’ Union is a democratic,
membership-based organisation.
Faculty of Student Development
TRU policies, academic regulations, academic appeals, and
non-academic
regulations.
Senate Standing Committee
Know your rights and the process of academic integrity.
Frequently asked questions on TRU’s policy on pets/animals
Frequently asked questions on TRU’s policy on cannabis
