Volume 14 Issue 12
Trinity Western University has always prided itself on its international community. But though its 358 international students come from many different nations, there is one country few thought would ever be represented on campus: North Korea.
In its long history, the Canadian-American hockey game has been cancelled and curtailed, but its spirit lives on as the annual tradition continued this Wednesday night at the Twin Rinks Arena in Langley.
Budding entrepreneur and Trinity Western University student Matthew Pasiuk isn’t waiting until he has his degree to get involved in business – he’s doing it right now, both at TWU and around the world.
Brian Weir, President
Age: 21
Hometown: Mississauga, ON
Year/Major: Fourth/Business
Years on TWUSA: 0
Number of Votes: 434 (54 per cent)
Following the release of Trinity Western University’s new 10-year strategic plan two weeks ago, President Dr. Jonathan Raymond is seeking the input of all sectors across campus to finalize the document.
A Trinity Western University student experienced firsthand the Lower Mainland’s high car theft rates recently when his car was stolen from the parking lot of a local hockey arena.
According to Trinity Western University alums, the post-TWU experience is one mixed with special challenges and unexpected turns.
