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04/27/2020

Kirk ('99) and Jaclyn Robinson (Rand, '01) both contracted COVID-19, but are thankfully recovering now. It was a difficult experience for Jaclyn, who shared her story with Global News.

https://globalnews.ca/news/6865008/vancouver-nurse-covid-19-recovery/

After being sedated and intubated for a week, a Vancouver nurse is talking about how even she underestimated the severity of COVID-19.

12/10/2018

Congrats to Benjamin Britton ('09), 2018 Forty Under 40 winner! Britton is the Chief Strategy Officer and Vice-President of Business Development for Ionomr Innovations Inc.

Read more:

Forty under 40 winner 2018; Chief strategy officer and vice-president, business development, Ionomr Innovations Inc.; Age 33

05/15/2018

Check out the latest article written by alumna Alexandra Hudson (nee Vankevich ’14), published by the Washington Examiner!

“Awexa, volume five. Awexa, NOW!”

09/16/2017

Get your free copies of Magician's Workshop by alum Jon Fehr ('09) at the 2017 Alumni Weekend

09/07/2017

and meeting for the first time in Pittsburgh. Both authors, both alumni, and both named Jonathan.

07/19/2017

UrtheCast, led by alumnus Wade Larson ('91), is the fastest growing tech company in Canada according to Deloitte. Amazing work Wade!

By Kirthana Sasitharan

06/08/2017

Finding your next favourite Vancouver vegan restaurant just got a lot easier. TWU alumnus Kenton Jarvie ('15) has created an app with GOMAE - Find Vegan that shows you local vegan options and restaurants. Go ahead, download the app here http://onelink.to/ux6tfu or learn more about their story by clicking the link below! 👇

Find Vegan menu items at your favourite local restaurants in Downtown Vancouver.

06/07/2017

Who knew post-graduation would bring you to the mountain tops? Brianna Vyn ('14) shares her post-graduation experiences.
"Since graduating with a BBA in 2014 life has been a series of moves. I never moved when I was a kid and was always jealous of peers who got to move to a new home or city. Post-TWU life gave me a chance to live out these changes. It meant an internship with the LLC in Ottawa, moving to lonely rural Alberta for my first big-girl job, making the move to Calgary and since changing jobs, moving to a new apartment, and making new friends.

I've also found a newfound passion in the Canadian Rockies. The opportunity I have had to experience God's hand at work while hiking and scrambling is hard to describe.
There's nothing quite like the summit of a mountain to make you realize how small you are, how big the world is, and how much you have left to explore."