A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
The front entrance of Uwajimaya is shown in Seattle on Jan. 31, 2026, one of the Pacific Northwest grocery chain’s longtime locations.
The store’s return highlights Tacoma’s historic Japanese American community. By M.J. Cameron Uwajimaya will return to Tacoma in 2027, bringing
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Logos from CES 2026 sponsors and exhibitors, including Intel and MSI, displayed on promotional material for the annual Consumer Electronics Show.
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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Logos of Nvidia and AMD over a rising price chart, illustrating the recent increase in GPU prices. By Syed Huzaifa Bin Afzal.
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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The Tacoma District Courthouse in downtown Tacoma. Courtesy photo. By M.J. Cameron
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 station. Photo by Ella Walken.
The light rail expansion offers more options for commuting to Seattle. By Ella Walken Since 2016, the closest light rail
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An image of power lines. Courtesy of Creative Commons.
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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A timeline with images that represent key events in 2025 news. Illustration by Michaela Ely.
From nationwide “No Kings” protests to the Seattle Mariners making it to the American League Championship Series for the first
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Banners saying Equity, Communities, Scholarship, Students and Vitality hanging in William Phillip Hall. Photo by J.A. Aleman.
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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Aerial view of the city of Tacoma. Photo by @SpicyPepper999 via Instagram.
Initiative 2, otherwise known as the Workers’ Bill of Rights, has caused concern among Tacoma City Council members, resulting in
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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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