Open Learning News
Spring 2024 graduates share their insights
Thursday, June 6 2024
TRU students share their journey to graduation.
Read moreAlum 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.
Read moreAlum 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.
Read moreExploring 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.
Read moreBCcampus 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.
Read moreOpen 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.
Read moreHealth-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.
Read moreShe got this! Brenna Clarke Gray is one to follow
Wednesday, August 9 2023
TRU faculty member Brenna Clarke Gray has been named one of 30 higher education IT Influencers to follow in 2023 by EdTech magazine.
Read moreTRU students benefit from future skills grant
Wednesday, July 26 2023
A new grant from the BC government will give TRU students the skills and opportunities they need for in-demand careers in a rapidly evolving job market.
Read moreIndigenizing PLAR
Wednesday, June 7 2023
TRU's Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition team works toward decolonizing its processes and recognizing Indigenous knowledge.
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