Holiday hits for every listener
A curated list featuring interactive performances, dance-friendly hits, a cappella classics and global holiday sounds to brighten the season. By M.J. Cameron
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Author: MJ Cameron
Winter break games that won’t break the bank
Whether you want calming gameplay or high-stakes drama, these games deliver great experiences at low prices. By M.J. Cameron Autumn
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What ‘Wicked: For Good’ can teach us about identity and belonging at UWT
As “Wicked: For Good” brings Oz back to the screen, its messages may feel timely for a campus shaped by diversity and transformation. By M.J. Cameron
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Federal workers deserve better than threats during a shutdown
Air traffic controllers face exhaustion and unpaid labor while travelers brace for delays, proving that political gridlock has real human costs. By
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As health insurance costs climb, UWT connects students to affordable care
Open enrollment has begun, and experts warn that expiring ACA subsidies could cause a spike in health insurance rates. By MJ Cameron
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‘Stranger Things’ returns, but do we still have the time to care?
Three years after its last season, “Stranger Things” is back, but with feature-length episodes and growing viewer fatigue, the question
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Review: Tacoma musical playhouse’s ‘Rainbow Fish’ charms with color, creativity and a lesson in kindness
Tacoma Musical Playhouse opens its family theatre season with a lively adaptation of the beloved children’s story “Rainbow Fish.” By
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Despite shutdown delays, UWT stands by its military-affiliated students
UWT’s Veterans and Military Resources Center reassures students that tuition and monthly stipends will continue during the federal shutdown, though
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Government shutdown leaves military families and students facing uncertainty
As Congress fails to pass spending bills for 2026, thousands of military families and student veterans are caught in limbo
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‘Silent Hill f’ delivers a disturbing story of identity and expectations.
Konami’s latest entry in the nostalgic horror series trades an American town in Maine for 1960s Japan, exploring societal expectations,
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