UW Sues CIA After Declining to Provide Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Documents
On Monday, Oct. 5th, the UW Center for Human Rights (UW CHR) and the Human Rights Institute of the Central
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Poetry Slam for the Earth
On Nov. 22nd, UWT poetry and creative writing lecturer Janie Miller hosted an evening of Eco-Poetry at the B Sharp
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Campus Safety and Security Downplayed a Shooting Threat
On Friday, Nov. 20th, dozens of student leaders attended a mandatory training from Human Resources on “SafeCampus: Violence Prevention Training.”
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University YMCA Wins National Award
The newly constructed University YMCA has won the National Award of Excellence in Educational Facilities from the Design-Build Institute of
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Gender Inclusive Bathrooms Make Their Way to the YMCA and UWT
UWT is planning to install their first official all-gender restrooms. According to the Office of Equity and Diversity, “all of
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Tacoma School of the Arts Students Receive Shooting Threat on Social Media
Police were notified Thursday, Nov. 19th, at 11:30 pm of a threat to shoot Tacoma’s School of the Arts (SOTA)
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UW Alumni Council Supports Student Body Interests and Creates Interpersonal Ties
The University of Washington Tacoma Alumni Council (UWTAC) is a university organization dedicated to connecting with the community, strengthening higher
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UW Faculty Forward Gaining Momentum on Tacoma Campus
UW Faculty Forward held two faculty driven public union meetings on the UW Tacoma campus on Wednesday, November 18th in
Read More$12 Minimum Wage Passed in Tacoma, What it Means for UWT
Initiative 1A, $15 Now—which would implement a $15 minimum wage across the city—was rejected by Tacoma voters on the Nov.
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Fourth Annual Veteran’s Appreciation Week
UW Tacoma is throwing its fourth annual Veteran’s Appreciation week here on campus, which began November 3rd and ends the
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