Continued Calls for University Divestment from Israel, Boeing
By Mercer Stauch, Andrew Benoit and Veronica Brinkley The University of Puget...
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Musk on the Mind: A Personal Experience with Neural Link
Written By Dunlop Dinkus Elon Musk recently announced on X, formerly Twitter,...
Progress Underway to Prevent Future Network Outages
By Erin Hurley On Jan. 25, 2024, the campus network experienced a...
Candida Auris Circulates US, Pierce County
By Hannah Lee In July 2023, the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department (TPCHD)...
Logjammed: The ASUPS Payment Dysfunction and Its Impacts on Its Employees
By Jack Leal People on campus employed by ASUPS, particularly those in the ASUPS Medias, have experienced extended delays in receiving their payment contracts. Although ASUPS began addressing the issue recently, the holdup resulted in months of wage uncertainty for student media workers and concerns about ASUPS’s efficacy. ASUPS and the University cite challenges the current student government faces. Pinpointing the issue is complicated by the fact that student finance issues are managed between ASUPS, the Office of Finance, and the Division of Student Affairs. This complexity creates hurdles for...
Combating Human Rights Violations at Tacoma’s Northwest Detention Center
By Grace Farrell In early November, detainees at the Northwest Detention Center...
Student Demonstrators Force University to Cancel Controversial Lecture; Crawford Promises Investigation
By Andrew Benoit and Mercer Stauch This article reports on a developing...
Tacoma Urban Forest Friends Advances Tree Canopy Coverage
By: Grace Farrell While the Puget Sound is known for its natural...
Climate Action Plan Considers Various Dates to Reduce University’s Yearly 5,740 Tons of Carbon Emitted 
By: Erin Hurley On Jan. 24, students, faculty, and local business leaders...
Lecture on Palestinian Diaspora Draws Attention to Student Calls for University Engagement
By Erin Hurley and Tate DeCarlo On Monday, Jan. 22, University of...
Surges and Variation: COVID and Students’ Attitudes Toward It
By Hannah Lee Surges and Variation: COVID and Students’ Attitudes Toward It...
Students, Professor Speak in Mourning and in Protest Against War in Gaza
By: Andrew Benoit A crowd of students, staff, professors and members of...