A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Photograph of The Pantry’s shelves storing food for students to pick up. Photo by Riya Shankar.
Rates of food insecurity across the US are high. UW Tacoma is no different. By Kai Lee At UW Tacoma, some students are experiencing food insecurity due
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A Canva graphic illustrating a sheriff with the title “Free Speech of Keith Swank.” Graphic made by Mj Cameron
Pierce County’s sheriff can speak his mind, but his comments about certain groups have consequences in law enforcement. By M.
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Photograph of the graduating members receiving their cords and certificates. Photo by Riya Shankar.
Women in Law Society held a gala to congratulate its graduating members. By Kai Lee Women in Law Society (WiLS),
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Illustration of three hands holding up completed ballots with a gold UW logo.
ASUWT’s newly elected officers weigh in on their plans and goals for the upcoming academic year. By Michaela Ely ASUWT’s
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The WHY’s founders Chloe Kimball and Colin Reid Babcock standing in front of the Equinox building that holds The WHY.
Local Seattle art studio offers a free place with supplies for local artists to create amidst the rising cost of living.
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A Canva graphic depicting the promotion of AANHPI events on UW Tacoma, Seattle, and Tacoma. Graphic created by MJ Cameron
Campus celebrations and community gatherings will highlight Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander stories, food, art and history throughout the month.
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A photograph of the main entrance of Court 17 Residence Hall. Photo by Riya Shankar.
Applications for on-campus housing at Court 17 during summer quarter are open. By Kai Lee While UW Tacoma is a commuter campus, many students at this campus use on-campus housing.
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An illustration shows a student and AI robot connected through an AI symbol, representing UW Tacoma researchers working on AI-in-education projects.
AI@UW’s inaugural SEED-AI grants will support projects involving UW Tacoma faculty, including efforts to use AI tutoring in math, engineering and computer
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The pre-show curtain from Tacoma Musical Playhouse’s “Sweet Charity”
Tacoma Musical Playhouse transports audiences to 1960s New York with “Sweet Charity” By Ella Walken Though many know the song
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The album cover of Noah Kahan’s latest release, “The Great Divide.”
Between the emotionally devastating lyrics and stunning composition, Noah Kahan has created an album that resonates with people who feel
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