‘Sister Spit’ tour brings diverse artists’ narratives to campus community
Twenty-two years ago, the “Sister Spit” tour was conceived in order to...
Arts & Events
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...
Five films you didn’t know were on Kanopy
In the age of online streaming, you’d think finding a flick for...
Janku Land hosts DIY documentary screening of ‘Afro-Punk’ and conversation with director James Spooner
There was an evening of film, reflection, music and celebration last Friday...
Puget Sound Jazz Band hosts swinging Valentine’s Day concert
Fingers were snapping, toes were tapping and hearts were ablaze with the...
Students and community members transform library books into works of art
“Lady Brittanica” by Jan Ward — Photo credit to Augusta Grassl The...
The impact of Write 253: Tacoma’s ‘Literacy Arts Organization’
It would be misguided to underestimate the power of self-expression, especially in...