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A photo of the UW Tacoma ‘W’ with Campus Masterplan on it. Taken and edited by MJ Cameron
UW Tacoma’s proposed master plan focuses on growth, residential life and creating a more connected campus community. By M.J. Cameron
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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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Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs and volunteers for the Well Fed, Well Read donation center. Courtesy of Office of the Secretary of State.
Washington state’s Combined Fund Drive program saw an increase in donations for their 2025 Well Fed, Well Read campaign. By
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Photo by: Parker Nelson
Is it greed, strategy or just business as usual in Corporate America? The answer might not be what you expect
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Letter to the reader
A message to the UW community and students from the Editors.
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COURTESY OF TACOMA COMMUNITY HOUSE
UW Tacoma’s Center for Service and Leadership, Tacoma Community House and The Mission Continues have partnered to provide volunteer service
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PHOTO BY LEDGER
Chicks Love Dancing is a Tacoma-based organization hoping to uplift women of all ages through dance. The business is owned
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COURTESY OF ALAN BERNER
Learn to tie tourniquets, pack wounds and other ways to stop severe blood loss, which can kill someone in 4 minutes.
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Dr. Eileen Bulger wants you to know CPR is no longer enough. After what was a pilot project with non
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COURTESY OF AUSTIN PETERSON
Tacoma local, Cathy Adams, has a stake in Flint, Michigan’s water crisis. For Adams it hits her personally. Her
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