Part 3: Despite guaranteed funding, SIAS budget faces further complications
UW Internal Audit Department will lead investigation into miscommunication of SIAS budget.
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Author: Mitchell Fermo
An older piece of art finds its new home at UW Tacoma
“Yantra” sculpture now resides in south lobby of the Mattress Factory.
Read MorePart 2: Students struggle getting their classes
Cuts to SIAS classes in summer continue to impact students.
Read MorePart 1: Members of SIAS faculty voice grievances to chancellor over apparent cuts
Students and staff within SIAS are left upset as positions and some classes important to certain students were discontinued resulting in blaming the chancellor and his administration.
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Burglary and theft are number one crimes around campus
Metro Coffee: another victim in the most prevalent type of crime around campus.
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New department name, same department goal
How the new vice chancellor for Student Affairs hit the ground running.
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ASUWT mid-quarter update
ASUWT is moving forward with several student-focused programs and plans.
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The focus on the next 10-year plan for on-campus student resources
Student housing and expansion of dining around UWT is the forefront of the next master plan for the 2020–2030 school years.
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Stacey Fernandez: Changing a campus climate
Constantly being involved in the community around her, Fernandez strives to support and help marginalized students.
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Legal Pathways to host panel on restorative justice
The “Road to Repair” panel discussion will deal with how to make a community safer and more accountable.
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