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Current Students
Announcements
TRU’s Accessibility Action Plan: your voice matters
TRU is excited to announce the launch of its Accessibility Action Plan for 2025-2028, which highlights our commitment to creating a barrier-free, inclusive environment for all students. This plan is a crucial step in ensuring equitable access to education and fostering a welcoming campus community.
We invite your input to improve accessibility at TRU. Email accesscommittee@tru.ca with “Accessibility Action Plan feedback” in the subject line to share your thoughts on the plan and any barriers you’ve experienced.
Construction begins Mar. 3 on TRU’s low-carbon future
Starting March 3, work begins on the next phase of the Low-Carbon District Energy System (LCDES) project as part of TRU’s journey to zero carbon by 2030. The project will begin with the installation of a new gas line, followed by mobilization of construction crews in mid-March. Temporary closures and rerouted access points across campus will be required.
Thank you for your patience and support as we build a more sustainable future at TRU. Visit tru.ca/lcdes for maps and updates.
Summer 2025 course registration
Registration is open for courses starting in May and June.
tru.ca/registration
Tuition tax receipts (T2202)
Please be advised that tuition tax receipts (T2202) are now available. You can access your T2202 by signing into myTRU. For more information about T2202’s, visit tru.ca/taxforms.
Personal, academic and social supports
There is a network to help you navigate campus life!
A QUICK GUIDE TO
STUDENT SERVICES
Think of Student Services as your support network on campus.
Access this network to make the most of your university experience.
Student Services Quick Guide PDF
Student Life
Academic Supports
Health & Wellness
Diversity & Equity
Career & Experiential Learning
Create conditions for success
Contact Student Affairs to learn about your rights and responsibilities, or if you are in crisis. Student Case Managers can help you navigate and get connected.
Student Case Managers
Old Main 1631
250-828-5023
studentaffairs@tru.ca
Academic integrity matters
Gain support to understand your rights and responsibilities as a student. Connect with a Learning Strategist to learn about resources and for assistance navigating the process.
Academic Integrity
Old Main 1631
250-828-5023
aic@tru.ca
Build connections
From the beginning of your student experience, the Orientation & Transitions team is here to support you academically, personally and socially. Take part in orientation activities, visit our weekly outreach table, read the bi-weekly newsletters, and meet with peers to support your transition to university.
Orientation & Transitions
Old Main 1468
orientation@tru.ca
Start on the right foot
Choosing your courses sets you on the path to your degree. Academic advisors (domestic and international) are here to help you choose wisely. Get answers about your program one-on-one, take a workshop or online tutorial, and learn about timetabling and registration.
Academic Advising
Old Main 1100
250-828-5075
advising@tru.ca
Focus on education, not finances
Get assistance in financing your education and living costs. Be recognized and rewarded for your academic excellence. Talk to a Student Awards Advisor at the Student Awards & Financial Aid office about your funding options, as well as awards available throughout your program.
Student Awards & Financial Aid
Old Main 1629
250-828-5024
finaid@tru.ca
Evolve as a leader
Develop your skills while supporting your peers. Access valuable training, partake in professional development, gain hands-on experience, and give back to your peers and campus community.
Student Mentorship and Leadership
Old Main 1468
lead@tru.ca
Get set for success
Student Success (STSS) courses prepare you for student life by introducing essential academic skills for university students, including studying, writing, research, citation, and intercultural communication. Gain elective credits in any discipline and set yourself up for academic success with STSS!
Student Success Courses
Old Main 1631
250-828-5023
Study smart
Forget cramming—master challenging introductory courses with the help of your peers. Stay on track with skills and strategies for learning course content in Supplemental Learning (SL) study sessions led by students experienced in the target course and trained in strategic learning. Attend on a weekly basis or whenever you need support. Watch for special exam review sessions.
Supplemental Learning
Old Main 2699
250-828-5277
etempleman@tru.ca
Access accommodations
Gain equal access to learning opportunities through Accessibility Services. If you are living with a disability or health condition, you may be eligible for supports such as exam accommodation, alternate format text material, sign language interpretation, access to adaptive technology, the facilitation of in-class note-taking, and more.
Accessibility Services
Old Main 1631
250-828-5023
as@tru.ca
Add to your skills
Visit the Writing Centre to become a better writer! We provide face-to-face and online tutoring, as well as writing, citation, and research-related resources. Tutors can help improve your writing skills, facilitate group projects, provide feedback on presentations, and connect you with other services.
Writing Centre
Old Main 1411
250-371-5689
writing_ctr@tru.ca
Bring your class notes and textbook to the Science Help Centre, where students can work alone or together in an informal environment, with help readily available from upper-year and faculty tutors.
Here to Listen
Counsellors offer academic, career and personal counselling in a safe and affirming atmosphere. Drop in, book an appointment, or use online resources.
Counselling
Old Main 1631
250-828-5023
studentservices@tru.ca
Give yourself a break
Your well-being is key to achieving your academic and personal goals. The Wellness Centre offers free health and wellness classes, workshops and resources, fun stress-busting events and a quiet place to relax, nap or ask questions about your health and wellness. Connect with a Student Wellness Ambassador via our live chat online.
Wellness Centre
Old Main 1479
250-828-5010
Find spiritual resources
Religious and spiritual support is available from a variety of community faith leaders. Ask questions and engage in thoughtful reflection and dialogue.
Multi-Faith Chaplaincy
Old Main 1421
250-371-5940
You are not alone
Access support for victims and survivors of sexualized violence including emotional support, safety planning, on and off campus referrals, academic and/or housing accommodations, and reporting options. Learn more about education and prevention initiatives.
Sexualized Violence Prevention & Response
Old Main 1631
250-828-5023
svpr@tru.ca
Get active
Throughout the year, TRU Recreation organizes and implements a variety of special events, Intramural sports, and fitness classes for the university community. Many activities are free, while others require a minimal fee. Grab your friends, roommates, instructors — even the random person sitting next to you in class — and get in the game!
Recreation
TRU Gym 303
250-828-5271
prusso@tru.ca
Engage diversity
Enrich your learning through intercultural engagement. Faculty, staff and students represent a diverse range of Indigenous, regional, national and global communities. Intercultural Learning provides you with skills and opportunities to work towards inclusion and equity. A variety of intercultural learning opportunities are available through campus events, course work and co-curricular programs.
Find community
Cplul’kw’ten is a home away from home for Indigenous students. Speak with an Elder, mentor or other members of our Cplul’kw’ten team. Take a study skills workshop, access community resources, find assistance with papers or funding, come study, socialize, share a meal or use the computers.
Express Yourself
Gender and Sexual Diversity cultivates a sense of belonging for 2SLGBTQPIA+ students through inclusive, intersectional, and social initiatives. Find your community at Queer Connections, discover campus and community resources, access support services and attend educational workshops.
Plan your career
Career & Experiential Learning
Old Main 1712
250-371-5627
careereducation@tru.ca
Experiential learning
Discover learning through your experiences whether on-campus or in the community (co-curricular and extra-curricular).
Career services
Professional career planning and job search support from first-year to graduation.
Co-operative education
Co-operative education blends on-campus learning with practical applied learning. Enhance your education with career-related work experience before graduation.
