WA History Museum to open new exhibit about Native land
The Washington State History Museum is opening a new exhibit co-created by a Native nonprofit and UWT professor in the
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Sound Transit names new finance leaders as expansion moves forward
Leadership shifts come as the Sound Transit board explores ways to trim project expenses and manage funding challenges. By: Raghvi
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FILM REVIEW: “Companion” uses AI horror genre to provide social critique
“Companion” combines the likes of Artificial Intelligence horror, comedy and societal critique in a must-see film. By: Michael Doyle WARNING:
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Artist Spotlight: How Doechii is redefining rap
Doechii is using rap to redefine the genre via jazz, theatre and combination of different sounds. By: Rachel Meatte After
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Trust, tests and the vanishing art of friendship
In a tumultuous time, are we building connections or pushing people away? By: J.A. Aleman Friendship in today’s world seems
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Fascism, Democracy and Donald Trump’s deals
Unconventional leadership tests the limits of democratic principles, while debates over authority and governance continue to intensify. By J.A. Aleman
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Federal funding cuts spark backlash at UW Seattle
Academic workers, students and lawmakers rally against executive orders slashing research grants, while legal battles unfold over funding freezes and
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Tacoma City Council confirms new leadership appointments
The Tacoma City Council recently appointed leaders to new positions, including an interim police chief. By: Michaela Ely Throughout the
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announces 2025 nominees
Spanning multiple decades and subgenres, 14 artists look for a place in music history as they seek induction into the
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What Trump’s takeover of the Kennedy Center means for the Arts community
As performers cancel their shows at the Kennedy Center of Performing Arts, local artists give their take on the current
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