Washington House passes bill to expand college grant eligibility
House Bill 2214 aims to simplify Washington College Grant access for low-income students, passing in the House and moving to
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Town Hall recap: Provost unveils vision for academic growth
AI initiatives and community engagement were highlighted in annual Town Hall address, emphasizing advancements and collaborations. In a gathering marked
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Red Cross faces critical blood shortage amid severe winter weather
Severe winter weather has impacted the transport of lifesaving blood products, exacerbating ongoing blood shortage. The American Red Cross continues
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Tacoma Bridge Industrial Warehouse Project threatens 125-acre wetland area
The industrial warehouse project is set to move forward in the face of pressure from community members and environmental justice
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Advocacy in action: Huskies descend on Olympia for annual lobbying day
UW students showcased the power of advocacy as they passionately engaged with legislators during the 2024 Huskies on the Hill
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Campus progress: Winter quarter insights and exciting project updates unveiled
Husky Commons, legislative advocacy, and more: A recap of UW Tacoma’s informative campus update. UWT held its latest campus update
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Leadership, legacy, and light: Black Student Union hosts MLK Jr. Unity Breakfast
The annual breakfast brought together diverse voices to commemorate Dr. King’s legacy and inspire positive change. On January 15, the
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Alumni Spotlight: Judge Dee Sonntag shares insights at UW Tacoma Speaker Series
Judge Dee Sonntag shared profound insights into her journey from UW Tacoma graduate to esteemed judicial officer. In a recent
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South Tacoma Station Access Project unveils plans for improved customer experience
Sound Transit launches an online open house, inviting public input on planned enhancements around South Tacoma Sounder station. Explore proposed
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UWT expands resources to address basic needs insecurity
State grant money helps to fund some food and housing programs on campus. A renewable $100k grant from Washington State
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