ASUWT – The Tacoma Ledger

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ASUWT election results and plans for next year

ASUWT’s newly elected officers weigh in on their plans and goals for the upcoming academic year. By Michaela Ely ASUWT’s

Photo of the entrance sign on Pacific Ave on UW Tacoma’s campus. By Broran28

The October removal of former ASUWT president Elias Feleke has resulted in legal action against ASUWT members and UWT as a

The Washington State Legislative Building in Olympia, WA on the day of Huskies on the Hill. (By: Michaela Ely)

Huskies on the Hill gave students the opportunity to advocate for legislation that would impact their communities By Michaela Ely Students from

Photo of the ASUW office in the HUB on UW Seattle’s campus By Michaela Ely

Members of the ASUW Board of Directors passed a bill Dec. 4 that did not recognize the current ASUWT president

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

Lamp post with a sign billowing in the wind and gray skies in the background. Photo by J.A. Aleman.

The Elias Feleke removal exposed gaps in procedure and communication that ASUWT can no longer afford to ignore. By J.A. Aleman Frustration

A person kicking someone else out of a building. Illustration by J.A. Aleman.

This fall’s turmoil in ASUWT shows how quickly government fails when communication stops. By J.A. Aleman For the first time in campus history,

Exterior of the Legislative Building in Olympia. Photo by: Michaela Ely

Huskies on the Hill gave students the opportunity to advocate for student grants and supportive legislation. By: Michaela Ely Two

Huskies on the Hill: What you need to know

In preparation for the start of the UW Tacoma student election season, the Associated Students of UWT has approved and