Author: Rachel Meatte

This musical remake of a 20-year-old comedy classic creates space for today’s generation. Regina George is back and nastier than

The Washington State Historical Society is showcasing “Avis Marvelous,” an exhibition that reflects the works of several avian artists who

The Washington State Historical Society has curated an online exhibit about Black history in Washington, including an exhibition of MLK

ASUWT provides a variety of resources and services and is eager to hear suggestions from students. Ever wonder who pays

In conversation with Music Club President Jadin Hawkins, here’s the rundown of what students can expect if they want to

This new exhibit at the Tacoma Art Museum examines the close aligned relationship between non-Natives and Natives alike through portraiture.

“Killers of the Flower Moon” tells the story of a Native tribe’s dealings with white Americans who are obsessed with

The Tacoma Little Theatre is encouraging students and the public to try acting through volunteer work, employment or auditions. Have

This new exhibit at the Tacoma Art Museum explores American landscapes while acknowledging colonialism. Efforts to acknowledge Native land are