Bengisu Incetas, Author at The Tacoma Ledger

Black Women, Workers, and Seattle’s Civil Rights History

The Two Roots of Revolutions: Black Women, Workers, and Seattle’s Civil Rights History, hosted by guest lecturer Quin’Nita Cobbins- Modica,

Unequal Justice: Immigration Rights, Detention and Advocacy in Pierce County was hosted at in the Carwein Auditorium on Jan. 30,

Jaleesa Trapp, a University of Washington graduate, hosted “Uncovering Hidden Pathways” at UW Tacoma on Jan. 28 from 4–5 p.m.,

Chanda Beppu, vice president of Global Beverage Innovation at Starbucks, led the lecture Innovation for Starbucks at UW Tacoma. Hosted

This week, Bengisu Incetas asked her fellow huskies: How do you feel about consuming art by artists who have been

Grit City Mondays are weekly mental toughness trainings led by Travis Diagle, a personal development coach and motivational speaker in

UW Tacoma celebrated the start of winter quarter with the Student Involvement Fair, which featured over 50 registered student organizations.

The Office of Global Affairs will be hosting Around the World Jan. 16, in William W. Philip Hall 11 a.m.–2:30

UW Tacoma held a Chinese Cultural Festival in William W. Philip Hall Nov. 28. The purpose of the event was

The 9th Annual Native American Education Symposium was held in William W. Philip Hall Nov. 16. Elders, educators and students