Climate Justice Speaker Series: The intersection of public health and climate change
Climate change has the potential to be very detrimental to all people’s...
Arts & Events
Local music recommendations from the first quarter of 2019
Old Time Relijun: “See Now and Know” (Released March 8) For...
Students curate Japanese print exhibit in Kittredge Gallery
The first thing you see when you walk into Kittredge’s Hiroshige prints...
Ubiquitous They unveils spring comedy showcase
Is the monotonous drudgery of being groomed to be a wage slave...
New exhibit ‘Above, Below and Beyond’ at Kittredge Gallery
Seattle-based artist Kathy Gore-Fuss’s vibrant and expressive paintings are evocative of the...
‘Sister Spit’ tour brings diverse artists’ narratives to campus community
Twenty-two years ago, the “Sister Spit” tour was conceived in order to...
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: ‘In the Footsteps of My Ancestors’ at the Tacoma Art Museum
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s intense and powerful paintings unearth the often forgotten history...
Author Richard Wiley launches ‘Tacoma Stories’ at King’s Books
“Tacoma Stories” cover image — Image courtesy of Richard Wiley Think about...
Panel Discussion with Blair School faculty exemplifies the School of Music’s year of transition
The School of Music, led by Interim Director Dr. Gerard Morris, has...
‘The Threepenny Opera’: A wild socialist romp that doesn’t care about making cents!
“It’s Art! And Art isn’t supposed to be nice!” Such were the...
Music Department ‘Noonies’ offer mid-week musical getaway
The Noon Recital Series, affectionately known around the Music Department as “Noonies,”...
Conserving the Puget Sound through photography
For professional nature photographer and videographer Drew Collins, getting the perfect shot...