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An illustration of a hammer breaking the Department of Education logo. Photo by Cole Martin.

What Trump’s policies could mean for the Department of Education

Between the nomination for Secretary of Education and the bill introduced to Congress, the future of the Department of Education

The view of Rebuilding Hope’s new building at 723 MLK Jr. Way in Tacoma. Photo by Becca Pilcher.

A local sexual assault resource center is set to complete its move to a new location by January, where they

The Tacoma Mall Christmas tree lit up and decorated in front of Macy’s, welcoming visitors to the mall for holiday shopping. Photo by Parker Nelson.

Between gift drives and volunteering opportunities, there are many ways to support your local Washington community this holiday season. By

A muted haze blankets the streets, where apathy hangs heavier than the autumn sky. The day after the election, Seattle

Illustration of bread and cheese with a prohibited symbol over the top. Illustration by Cole Martin.

People living with dietary restrictions may find themselves planning ahead for Holiday meals as they navigate a market that isn’t always

Illustration of globe surrounded by scientific symbols. By Cole Martin.

The AFS Global STEM Changemakers Initiative is aimed at high schoolers and secondary educators and provides opportunities to travel to

Exterior of Metro Coffee, located on the left side of the stairs up to the Grand W. Photo by Parker Nelson.

Metro Coffee celebrated its 20-year anniversary of establishment and service for coffee lovers on the UW Tacoma campus. By Michaela

HP3’s office in MAT room 152. Photo by Parker Nelson.

UW Tacoma recently hosted the official launch event for the school’s newest program, Husky Post Prison Pathways. By Michaela Ely

The flooded street of resident Nunez’s neighborhood. Photo by Gabby Nunez.

Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key, FL on Oct. 9 as a Category 3 storm. By Michaela Ely Not

A brain in quarantine looking outside of a window. Illustration by Cole Martin.

The University of Washington Seattle released the results of a study on teenage brains during the pandemic on Sept. 9,