School of Education offers scholarships for teaching certificates
The UW Tacoma School of Education is offering scholarships and opportunities for the 2018-2019 school year, ranging from a few
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COURTESY OF UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
Third annual Husky 100
Each year the University of Washington chooses 100 students — across all three campuses — who are making the most
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New UWT office provides a safety net for struggling students
The Office of Student Advocacy and Support — UW Tacoma’s newest program designed to support students — opened its doors
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UW hosts second Annual Illuminating Autism Benefit Dinner & Auction
Jan. 27, University of Washington Autism Center will be hosting the second Annual Illuminating Autism Benefit Dinner & Auction. The
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COURTESY OF NATIVE DAILY NETWORK
Puget Sound home to new Liquefied Natural Gas plant
Tacoma’s Puget Sound will be the new home of a Liquefied Natural Gas plant — projected to be fully functional
Read MoreState minimum wage increases and paid sick leave now required
Beginning Jan. 1, Washington state’s minimum wage increased to $11.50 an hour and employees are now eligible to earn paid
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Students of Color Conference promotes diversity
Twenty UW Tacoma students will be chosen — based on application — to attend the 28th annual Students of Color
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COURTESY OF KOZ DEVELOPMENT
Micro apartments popping up in UWT’s backyard
Downtown Tacoma is an ever–changing area that reinvents old space into new work. Moving into 2018, Koz Development prepares to
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Have you thought about studying abroad?
As 18 students are currently away learning in Rome, UW Tacoma’s Office of Global Affairs is hosting workshops to promote
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Campus spaces receive upgrades
Since the beginning of winter break, both William W. Philip Hall and the Dawg House — located on the first
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