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Undergraduate research showcase November 25-29 Learning Commons.

Undergraduate Research Showcase 2024

Welcome to the TRU Undergraduate Research Showcase. The showcase will take place November 25-29, 2024 – the final week of classes in the fall semester. We know that many classes are sharing and celebrating student work this week, whether through presentations, posters, research papers, videos, or other means. Much of this sharing will take place...

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TRU Library puzzle challenge: November 18 – December 14th!

Can we finish a puzzle before exams are over? The TRU Library Puzzle Challenge is a collaborative puzzle event for everyone on campus. The goal is to see how fast we can complete the puzzle we put out in the Learning Commons. Whether you’re a dyed-in-the-wool puzzler or puzzle curious, this event offers us a...

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Month of Remembrance

November is widely known as the month of remembrance. It is a time to collectively grieve and remember those who have died. Remembrance Day, which falls on November 11th, is for remembering the tragic events of World War I (1914-1918) and World War II (1939-1945) and the countless lives that were lost. In Canada, we...

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