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Bookshelves inside Last Letter Books. Photo by Parker Nelson.

New business in Tacoma becomes one stop shop for books, thrift and records

The business owners of Last Letter Books, Persona Thrift and Janku Land hope to create unique and specially curated stock

First Food Truck Tuesday featuring Lumpia Love. Photo by Parker Nelson.

New events and food options are coming to campus in Autumn Quarter to create a campus that encourages students to stick

UWT Students attending their classes. Photo by Parker Nelson.

As enrollment rises at UWT this year, questions about the value of college persist. Are students finding their paths or

The Temple of Pantheon in Rome. Photo by Rachel Meatte.

What you can expect and how to prepare for your Study Abroad experience in another country. Every year millions of

“Like All Before You” inspired vinyl record illustration. Illustration by Cole Martin.

Experimental rock group The Voidz released their third studio album, a mixed genre creation that contemplates a range of topics

Big companies running over the little guy. Illustration by Cole Martin.

From flexible side gigs to corporate-driven limitations, here’s how my hustle with Roadie went from thriving to barely surviving when

The unique architecture of Tacoma from afar- old and new buildings merging UWT and downtown. Photo by Parker Nelson.

UWT professors announce their major project called “Devising Tacoma” that hopes to reflect the uniqueness of Tacoma’s community and relationship

Washington's Temple of Justice. Photo by Raghvi Baloni.

The second gubernatorial debate took place on September 18 with the ASUWT hosting its second debate watch party. By Michaela

"What If" exhibition. Photo by Rachel Meatte.

The Tacoma Arts Museum’s “What If” exhibition aims to encourage artists to think beyond the limitations of what Black artwork

One month after the release of his album “Telos”, EDM artist Zedd speaks about his album, mental health, his past