A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Photograph of the door of the Office of Student Financial Aid & Scholarships. Photo by Kai Lee.
The SAVE Plan, a student loan repayment plan, is phasing out. Those on the plan will have to move to
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Pictures of the Local Journalism Summit at Microsoft’s Redmond campus, where journalists, technology leaders and local news organizations discussed the future of journalism, AI and community reporting.
The Washington Local Journalism Summit showed why students should take advantage of professional events, whether they happen off campus, on
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Armin Kamsi plays his guitar, creating a community wherever he goes. Photo credit: Vianey Luna
Musicians at UWT search for community, music club dormant, find out where they find each other. By Rae Watkins The
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The official “Mortal Kombat II” movie poster. Image provided by Warner Bros.
The sequel delivers more faithful characters, shocking deaths and a more powerful villain in Shao Kahn. By M.J. Cameron On May 8,
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UW Tacoma’s chief strategy officer Joe Lawless, stands next to the university’s 2025 Campus Master Plan map in his office.
The long-term framework would add housing, dining, student services and green space as the university plans for a larger, more connected campus.
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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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