IDays – TRU Newsroom
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IDays is yours to define and to find your identity within.
With over 101 countries and regions represented on campus, IDays presents the opportunity to bring the world and its perspectives into one place in a capacity that enriches the campus and the community.
Culture is defined by all the senses and everything around us — through food, attire, music, dance, and so much more, we can experience the cultures of our community.
IDays empowers students, faculty and visitors with the space to express their experiences and perspectives and connect on a profoundly human level.
This experience is found in events such as:
- Opening ceremonies
- Keynote speaker and speaker series
- Showcase: A night filled with music, dance, performances and fashion shows
- Multicultural food fair
- Guest scholars
- And many other exciting events
The IDays schedule is coming soon and will be available here.
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