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Formerly the home of Counseling and Psychological Services, whose staff has been working from home since March.

Student and faculty mental health

How Counseling and Psychological Services continued to prioritize student’s well being from home. Since the end of spring quarter countless

Gov. Jay Inslee announcing new restrictions to combat the spread of COVID-19.

As another wave of infections hit Washington, Gov. Inslee issues sweeping mandates. Recently, Governor Jay Inslee announced new plans to

UWT Study Abroad plans on another summer of travel despite cancelations last year.

Study Abroad program directors fielded questions concerning the future of the Chinese program. UW Tacoma’s Study Abroad hosted an “Ask

Following days of counting, UWT students react to the stressful week and the election of Joe Biden. Former vice-president Joe

Meeting the two students responsible for bringing these classes together. For the past few years UW Tacoma’s Office of Global

UWT Dean Anne Bartlett.

Dean Anne Bartlett will sit down on Zoom every week to give students a chance to speak on any issues.

The final presidential debate took place on the evening of Oct. 22.

A recap of recent debates and resources for students looking to vote. Coauthored by: Talia Collett, Editor in Chief What

On Thursday Oct. 15, ASUWT hosted an open forum for hopeful senators. The participants included candidates Jasmine Maggo for the

Amid the pandemic, UW students looking to study abroad were forced to uproot their plans at the last minute or

Ryan Siu of Dancing Goats Coffee Bar talks coffee, community, and the market.

One of the newest additions to the drive down Ruston way is the Point Ruston Public Market. The market shows