UW loses federal funding for migrant student program
The Department of Education rejected UW’s renewal application without explanation as other Washington institutions retained their grants. By J.A. Aleman The University
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A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
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Turkeys, Thunderstruck and the Upside Down: Thanksgiving, Black Friday and UWT’s Game Pass
From “Stranger Things” in “Fortnite” to Thunderstruck in EA FC 26 plus free Xbox Game Pass at the Y this
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Board of Regents meetings sees Tacoma Housing and Dining project readthrough
November 13 sees UW’s Board of Regents on campus — meeting students, hearing community members, and discussing the ongoing Tacoma Housing and
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General election winners promise housing and affordability
Tacoma voters prioritized candidates who ran on improving cost of living. By Ella Walken On Nov. 4, Tacoma made their voices heard in the polls
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Union Starbucks baristas strike in Seattle
Workers United began an open-ended labor strike to protest unfair labor practices beginning on Red Cup Day. By Michaela Ely Union
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Federal workers deserve better than threats during a shutdown
Air traffic controllers face exhaustion and unpaid labor while travelers brace for delays, proving that political gridlock has real human costs. By
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A summer of inaction set ASUWT back months
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,
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As health insurance costs climb, UWT connects students to affordable care
Open enrollment has begun, and experts warn that expiring ACA subsidies could cause a spike in health insurance rates. By MJ Cameron
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Say Nothing and the movement towards Irish reunification
At a pivotal moment in Irish history, Say Nothing gives insight into the struggle for a united Ireland. By Ella Walken
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WA history museum’s new exhibit explores Indigenous past, present and future
“This Is Native Land” is the newest permanent exhibition at the Washington History Museum, opening back in October. By Michaela
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