Mo’ Money, Mo’ Problems: Adulting 101
First Gen Fellows hosted two workshops entitled Mo’ Money, Mo’ Problems: Adulting 101 Feb. 5 and Feb. 7 for students
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First Gen Fellows hosts 2nd Swipe Right for Success
UW Tacoma’s First Gen Fellows hosted Valentine’s Day Speed Dating: Swipe Right for Success on Feb. 14. The event had
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Interviewing: The next step to finding a mentor
The offices of the Center for Service and Leadership and Career Development hope to support students who are trying to
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COURTESY OF TAHOMA WEST
Tahoma West accepting submissions until March 15
Tahoma West — UW Tacoma’s annual publication centered around fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry and visual art — is accepting submissions
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Students relax at Bob Ross painting party
Feb. 6, the Student Activities Board hosted a Bob Ross painting party from 6—8 p.m for students to follow along
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Office of Global Affairs offers free Arabic lessons
The Office of Global Affairs launched Arabic Lessons funded by UW Tacoma’s Strategic Initiative Fund in fall of 2017, with
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BRUNO MARQUEZ
Battle of the Paddle: UWY hosts ping pong tournament
The UWY and Center for Student Involvement are hosting the first ever Battle of the Paddle ping pong tournament Feb.
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Chancellor Pagano commits to moving CEI to Tioga after protest
A demonstration to convince the university administrators to the top floor of the Tioga Library entered tense new territory Jan.
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CARE holds first winter general meeting of 2018
CARE — Collaborative Association for Reintegration and Education — held their first winter meeting Jan. 31. CARE is an organization
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Since Jan. 26 2018, the Tacoma Fire Department is circulating free opioid rescue kits to citizens of Tacoma, in collaboration
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