The New York Times bestselling author visits Tacoma
Tacoma Reads Together 2017 — a community book discussion — encourages the Tacoma community to pick up Roxane Gay’s New
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COURTESY OF MAYOR MARILYN STRICKLAND
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Mark your calendars to get informed before the november 7th ballot: annual Rock the Vote is Oct. 25.
UW Tacoma students are invited to Rock the Vote at The Swiss Restaurant & Pub Oct. 25 at 7 p.m.
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PHOTO BY LONG TRAN
UWT celebrates diversity and international students over tea
Students gather every Thursday from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the atrium of Garretson Woodruff Pratt to sip coffee, sample
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PHOTO BY SAILU KODAVATI
Chancellor speaks on lowering budget spending
At the Chancellor’s Town Hall meeting Oct. 10 in William W. Phillip Hall, Chancellor Mark Pagano revealed UW Tacoma is
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Museum of Glass celebrates 50 years of Dale Chihuly
Oct. 14, the Museum of Glass opened its exhibit “Spotlight on Dale Chihuly: Works from the Museum of Glass Permanent
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UW Tacoma enrolls a record high freshman class
UW Tacoma hit a record high of 588 enrolled freshmen students this fall. Compared to last year’s freshman enrollment of
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UWT publishes its first student academic journal
The first issue of UW Tacoma’s online student based academic journal — ACCESS*: Interdisciplinary Journal of Student Research and Scholarship
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PHOTOS BY LONG TRAN
Lights Out: The best night of the year thus far
Sept. 6, over 400 students gathered at the University Y for a night of glow in the dark festivities at
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COURTESY OF ZACK SHEA
The (WH)Y in Young Adult Late Nite
Every Friday from 8–11 p.m., the University Y hosts Young Adult Late Nite — a free program open to anyone
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COURTESY OF PIXABAY
UW stands with Dreamers
Sept. 5, President Donald Trump announced that his administration would be removing Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival — also known
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