Opinion: Congratulations to UW Tacoma’s class of 2019!
As the UW Tacoma class of 2019 prepares to graduate, they should be proud of their accomplishments, but also continue to strive for their future goals.
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Lackluster enrollment numbers forces administrative cuts
15 administrative positions are being reduced or cut completely as UWT budget faces funding deficit.
Read MoreTeacher Spotlight: Meet Professor Bidisha Mallik
Bidisha Mallik teaches philosophy and ethics at UW Tacoma, and plans to teach Environmental Philosophy and Sustainability next fall. She
Read More3 UW Tacoma students chosen as speakers for 2019 commencement
A process led by the Associated Students of UW Tacoma, the selection process of commencement speakers begins with an application, and ends with a powerful speech.
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Dive into Tacoma’s affordable and free community events
Check out these summer events that are not only free or affordable, but local — the perfect opportunity to try something new.
Read MoreUW Softball continues its incredible season
Huskies finished a stellar regional weekend, advancing to the super regionals for the fourth year in a row.
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Ramy looks like a Middle Eastern Ryan Reynolds — and we’re here for it.
Hulu’s ‘Ramy’ examines Muslim American life in a funny and ingenious way
If you’re a big fan of ‘Master of None’ and ‘Atlanta,’ then you’ll definitely like this new Hulu dramedy.
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The inside of Fab-5’s headquarters
Local non-profit seeks to empower youth through artistic expression
Fab-5 seeks to build community by inspiring young urban artists to develop their unique voices.
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People protest outside of the Georgia state capital against similar policies as Alabama’s.
Opinion: Alabama’s abortion ban won’t stop abortions
Alabama’s recent abortion ban highlights the disconnect between lawmakers and the needs of their constituencies.
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More recognition must be gained for incarcerated mothers
There are many places internationally and locally where mothers are forced to take care of their children in detention centers and jails under poor circumstances.
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