A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
2 microphones fighting with a red and blue background. Illustration by J.A. Aleman.
In a culture where everyone’s offended and no one listens, even tragedy becomes another team sport. By J.A. Aleman The
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Busts of Jimmy Kimmel and President Donald Trump side by side. Illustration by J.A. Aleman
The killing of Charlie Kirk reignites what speech should be tolerated and who gets to decide in America. By J.A.
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This Karate kid film hits different— in the same familiar universe, but with a new kind of unexpected challenge. By
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Multi-ethnic hands reaching for a ribbon that says U.S. Citizenship. Illustration by Taylinn Le.
A new pitch for a reality show on the process of immigration reveals just how far American culture is willing
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Illustration of a Catholic church building fighting against SB 5375. Illustration by Tailynn Le.
A new Washington state law brings religion and government face to face in the fight against child abuse, where principles
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Source: Stephen Moore
The U.S. Constitution and capitalism act as the framework of a country where cultural identity isn’t unified but always shifting,
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A group of friends laughing at one another. Illustrated by Tailynn Le.
What begins as a joke could be hiding something more meaningful, with some bonds being built by jabs and punchlines. By
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Lieutenant Colonel Erik Flink and Dr. Megan Nishikawa present information about the new exhibit to attendees at the grand opening. Photo by J.A. Aleman.
A new exhibit in Tacoma sheds light on the overlooked personal histories of Vietnam Veterans. By J.A. Aleman Many events
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Americans choosing life abroad might not be freedom but a retreat from what lies broken back at home. By J.A.
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Stan Lee with a collage of characters faces he created looking at him with worry. Illustrated by Tailynn Le.
Some stories stay buried not because they’re false, but because they’re inconvenient. By J.A. Aleman There is a cost to
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