myTRU Student Portal

Log in with your TID to add funds and pay only for what you print. Supports sustainability and better printer maintenance. No refunds; transfer of unused credits is allowed. Scanning is free. Costs include paper. Find out more at tru.ca/payperprint or load up your account now at myTRUprint.tru.ca

IT Services is updating how you can get help. Starting Jan. 2026, support will be available through four easy channels:

1. Portal: Submit a ticket at IT Services Portal
2. Book an appointment: Schedule a time using the student booking link
3. Email: itservicedesk@tru.ca
4. Leave a voicemail at 250-852-6800 or (toll-free) 1-888-852-8533 — your message will automatically create a support ticket

Updated support hours starting in January

• Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
• Saturday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
  Extended hours will be offered at the start of each semester and exams.

The Winter Course Material Term is now live. All textbooks and course materials are available by online order only through the Wolfie’s Campus Store website.

You can pick up your order for free in the Campus Activity Centre.

In-person textbook shopping is no longer offered, so please place your order online before classes begin.

If you have questions, we’re here to help: campusstore@tru.ca

If you are a currently registered TRU student, you can access your Digital Student ID Card via your myTRU account.

Winter 2026 course registration is open. Visit tru.ca/registration.

The Registration Deadline is January 9. After this deadline, you will no longer be able to add your name to a waitlist for courses that are full.
Late registration and registration changes are permitted during the Add/Drop period from Jan 10 up to Jan 23. The Add/Drop period is limited to courses with space available. Waitlists will not be accessible during the Add/Drop period.
If you are on a waitlist, check your student email daily to see if a seat has become available.

TRU is proud to lead the way in sustainability with the Low-Carbon District Energy System (LCDES). This major infrastructure project will eventually connect campus buildings to an innovative heat pump system — replacing natural gas boilers and significantly reducing TRU’s carbon footprint.

Multiple construction activities are underway or scheduled, resulting in temporary closures and rerouted access points across Kamloops campus. Visit tru.ca/lcdes for maps and updates.