Open Learning News
TRU makes education more accessible and inclusive
Wednesday, September 4 2024
TRU is making post-secondary education less expensive and more accessible through open educational resources.
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Grant prepares TRU students for rewarding careers
Monday, August 19 2024
TRU students will be able to access a grant this fall and winter from the BC government for the skills and training opportunities they need.
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Online water program an opportunity to support community
Tuesday, August 13 2024
Students from First Nations around Burns Lake, BC are on a path to give back to their communities through a unique Open Learning program.
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Spring 2024 graduates share their insights
Thursday, June 6 2024
TRU students share their journey to graduation.
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Alum stacks up recognition with scaffolding business
Monday, June 3 2024
TRU alum Nyden Iron-Nighttraveller has been recognized by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business.
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Alum advocates for mental health awareness
Monday, April 29 2024
Hope. Perseverance. Self-forgiveness. These are key messages TRU alum Liz Wood wants to impart to those struggling with their mental health.
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Exploring students’ intercultural experiences at TRU
Wednesday, April 24 2024
A team of researchers at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) is elevating the way universities use data to inform actionable change.
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BCcampus Award for Excellence in Open Education: Natasha Ramroop Singh
Wednesday, February 28 2024
Natasha Ramroop Singh, assistant teaching professor at TRU, has won the monthly BCcampus Award for Excellence in Open Education.
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Open Learning awards fuel student success
Wednesday, February 14 2024
The remote-learning environment, self-directed pace and dynamic faculty are a few reasons why Open Learning works for so many students.
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Health-care grants benefit TRU students
Wednesday, December 13 2023
Students in certain health-care programs at TRU can get $2,000 to $5,000 per program year in Priority Health grants toward their studies.
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