Reintroducing The Omega! A Fresh start- come and join the celebration
The Omega, a Thompson Rivers University’s (TRU) student newspaper is relaunching. A special relaunch event will take place on April 10, 2025, from 5 pm to 9 pm at TRU Clock Tower’s Music Hall. This event will celebrate the newspaper’s history and its new future vision and goals, which will also give community members, staff and students a chance to meet the editorial team and engage in live music entertainment and get a chance to discover more about TRU’s student media future.
This event will start with the speeches from Sean Brady who is manager of The Omega and Robert McAlaster who is Editor-in-Chief. They will talk about The Omega’s journey and its future plans. Attendees can enjoy music, pizza, interactive booths as well as they are encouraged to leave few suggestions for our suggestion box.
“The Omega has always been a voice for students. And with this relaunch, we are making it stronger and more engaging for TRU” said Robert McAlaster.
About The Omega:
The Omega started as the independent student newspaper at Thompson Rivers University and for long it has been a reliable source of news, student viewpoints and campus news. It is committed to raising student voices. It covers many subjects like local events, culture, student life and university concerns. The Omega hopes to continue its history of good, student-based reporting, boosting student participation and strengthening its online presence with this relaunch.
Students, faculty and board members are invited to attend and support student media. For more details you can visit website The Omega – Thompson Rivers University’s independent student newspaper.
Contact:
Krupa Gadhwana| krupagadhwana1122@gmail.com
2508793514
Distribution plan:
To get maximum attention for The Omega’s relaunch, the press release will be distributed to many different platforms which will target students, faculty and in general Kamloops community.
The following will be Primary Distribution Networks:
- Local media Outlets like CFBX radio- Which in general is listen by all society. This will be sent to them because they cover key news organizations.
- TRU- University has many different communication channels like its main website, newsletters and bulletins board.
- TRU Clubs – We can collaborate with student clubs which will help us spread awareness among engaged students.
- Social media and Emails – Sharing press release on Main TRU’s social media page and sending it directly to staff, student will ensure maximum attention.
- On Campus Housing- Reaching out to all Resident Advisor/Front Desk staff could help us spread words about this.
Distribution List:
- Dr Brett Fairbairn (He is president Off course we have to invite him to give opening speech )
President and Vice-Chancellor
250-828-5001
- Faizal Bukhari (He can help with campaigns)
Campaigns Committee Executive
- Kudakwashe Mutizhe (He can make sure all necessary entertainment are available for student)
Entertainment Committee Executive
- Sean Brady (He is the important figure for the re-launch)
Manager of The Omega
- Robert McAlaster (Same as Sean, he is also linked with Omega hence he should see the press release in case of mistake)
Editor-in-Chief
- Aibiike Alymova (will help spread the word to fellow club members)
Jour & Communication Club Leader
- Christopher Pidlisecky
Service Committee Executive
- Rita (Will advise students leaving on campus)
Resident Advisor at East Village housing
- Darshan Lindsay (Making sure posters are made perfectly to put it on bulletin board)
Marketing and Communications
- Colleen Foucault
Communication Coordinator
- Nathan Lane
Executive Director TRUSU
- Sierra Rae
University Affairs Coordinator
- Richard Amante
Member of Board of Directors
- Steve Marlow
Programming Coordinator at CFBX Radio
- Tim Petruk
Catanet Kamloops Editor
- Staff at Tournament Capital centre