A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
The album cover of Noah Kahan’s latest release, “The Great Divide.”
Between the emotionally devastating lyrics and stunning composition, Noah Kahan has created an album that resonates with people who feel
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ASUWT election season has started with two primary tickets: the ACT ticket and the ICE is Bad ticket. By Michaela Ely ASUWT
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Photo from Mount Townsend trail in Olympic National Park. Photo taken by Michaela Ely.
Spring brings warmer temperatures, and students should take advantage of the outdoor opportunities provided to them from living in the Pacific
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Photo of the “W” on UW Tacoma’s campus taken by Parker Nelson.
UW Tacoma has upcoming events, updates to parking and transportation By Michaela Ely Campus Events UW Tacoma is celebrating Hendrix
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Illustration of the UW logo being consumed by flames and being hit by a meteor while a volcano erupting is seen in the background.
UW Tacoma graduate students have come together to develop a prediction about the end of the world. By Michaela Ely
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UW Tacoma has upcoming events, updates to parking and transportation, student government position changes and more. By Michaela Ely Campus
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“Project Hail Mary” movie poster by Amazon MGM Studios.
The latest in popular book to film adaptations delivers accuracy, emotional storytelling and realistic science fiction. By Michaela Ely Book to film adaptations are often criticized for
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Photo of the entrance sign on Pacific Ave on UW Tacoma’s campus. By Broran28
The October removal of former ASUWT president Elias Feleke has resulted in legal action against ASUWT members and UWT as a
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Illustration of a written letter with a pen at the bottom. By Michaela Ely
A message to the UWT community from The Ledger’s editor-in-chief. By Michaela Ely Dear readers, My name is Michaela Ely
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The Washington State Legislative Building in Olympia, WA on the day of Huskies on the Hill. (By: Michaela Ely)
Huskies on the Hill gave students the opportunity to advocate for legislation that would impact their communities By Michaela Ely Students from
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