Mon Laferte’s melancholic-romantic, Mexi-Chilango melodies
Chilean-Mexican artist and activist Mon Laferte’s work beautifully uncovers the brutality behind love while proudly displaying her heritage. It’s been
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Sara Landry: The Queen of Techno
How the self-taught producer became one of the biggest names in Techno. Underground EDM styles have been gaining popularity in
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Inaugural Dean set to retire from his position at UWT’s School of Urban Studies
While the UW Board of Regents prepares to transition the School of Urban Studies into new governance, faculty are preparing
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Supreme Court takes case on homelessness laws
The latest Supreme Court case is the largest, but not the first case to determine the rights of homeless people
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‘Mario vs. Donkey Kong’: Nintendo’s biggest rivalry
Mario and Donkey Kong go head-to-head in Nintendo’s newest remake. Japanese video game company, Nintendo, creator of iconic gaming franchises
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ARTIST REVIEW: The Last Dinner Party and their ‘Prelude to Ecstasy’
The all-woman indie rock band has risen to fame for encapsulating indulgence through their baroque aesthetic and hyper-femme style. These
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Washington Student Achievement Council continues research into school-to-work pathways
The National Center for Education Research (NCER) recently granted a $1 million fund to expand ongoing research. On April 9,
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Declining statewide institutional enrollment highlights barriers to higher education
An overall drop in student enrollment rates across public institutions post-pandemic raises questions about affordability and the cost of attendance,
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Gaza in Context Teach-In opens conversation about Palestine
UWT’s community Teach-In: Gaza in Context was a moving and empowering talk, sharing Palestinian culture and experience. On April 18,
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Does Waffle House promote violence more than video games?
With memes connecting Tekken to the restaurant chain, the community and competition in gaming seems healthier than the breakout brawls
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