Reinforcing the university’s ‘safe space’
This quarter, UW Tacoma introduced the biased incident reporting form, which allows students, faculty, and staff to report incidents where
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West Coast leaders convey climate concerns
Governor Jay Inslee along with mayors and governors from various West Coast cities and states came together and addressed the
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Study abroad takes the extra step
The new Office of Global Affairs has come with new additions to the process of studying abroad. The new program
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Rescue readies for returned rabbits
A local rabbit shelter prepares to take on more than a basket of bunnies. Rabbit Haven, a rabbit shelter in
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The importance of data encryption in our everyday cloud
In a 2016 study on global encryption trends published by the Ponemon Institute, encryption being used consistently across businesses grew
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Student Involvement gets upgrade
A new model for UW Tacoma’s Center for Student Involvement awaits implementation. The Center manages organizations such as the University
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Seattle burger stop settles for the south
A Seattle staple is moving down to South King County. Dick’s Drive-In, an award-winning burger stop, plans to open a
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Burgers and bunsen burners
A Stanford professor may have created a healthy alternative to meat. Patrick Brown, a biochemistry professor and founder of Impossible
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Governor Jay Inslee and Mayor Marilyn Strickland share their observations of the future
The World Affairs Councils of Tacoma and UW Tacoma organized a public gathering on campus Mar. 9, titled “Washington –
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‘The US and the UN: New leaders and pressing challenges of today’
The United Nations is an intergovernmental organization that promotes international cooperation. The United Nations Association of the United States of
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