CES laptop announcements put AI PC hardware in focus for student buyers
Consumer Electronics Show (CES) week delivered a wave of 2026 laptop previews and new processors that manufacturers say will reach stores
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Why GPU prices are rising — and how students can cope
Memory supply pressure tied to AI data centers is rippling into consumer PC parts, affecting students buying laptops or upgrading desktops for
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Tacoma and Seattle protests follow US military operation in Venezuela
Rallies and marches followed the announcement of a U.S. operation targeting Venezuela’s leadership. By M.J. Cameron On the morning of
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Federal Way light rail offers greater transit access for Tacoma residents
The light rail expansion offers more options for commuting to Seattle. By Ella Walken Since 2016, the closest light rail
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Storm advisories raise outage concerns in western Washington
Officials warn strong winds and heavy rain could lead to power outages across the region By M.J. Cameron On Dec. 7, the National
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The year in news: 2025 edition
From nationwide “No Kings” protests to the Seattle Mariners making it to the American League Championship Series for the first
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Town Hall turns WPH into a hub for student concerns and campus projects
UW Tacoma’s student government welcomed attendees with conversation, campus updates and incentives while urging students to get involved in advocacy
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‘Workers’ Bill of Rights’ ruling challenged by Tacoma
Initiative 2, otherwise known as the Workers’ Bill of Rights, has caused concern among Tacoma City Council members, resulting in
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GitHub Education and Jobscan give UWT students free tools for learning and job hunting
As autumn quarter ends, UWT students can use free GitHub Education tools to build real-world work in their own major
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UW loses federal funding for migrant student program
The Department of Education rejected UW’s renewal application without explanation as other Washington institutions retained their grants. By J.A. Aleman The University
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