ICE shooting of Renee Good exposes dangers of unchecked federal force
Renee Good’s death raises questions about self-defense, de-escalation and the growing normalization of aggressive enforcement in civilian spaces. By M.J Cameron On
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Author: MJ Cameron
Tacoma and Seattle protests follow US military operation in Venezuela
Rallies and marches followed the announcement of a U.S. operation targeting Venezuela’s leadership. By M.J. Cameron On the morning of
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Disney’s AI partnership raises questions about creative integrity
Disney’s partnership with OpenAI reflects a broader move toward efficiency and profit at the expense of creativity. By M.J. Cameron
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Storm advisories raise outage concerns in western Washington
Officials warn strong winds and heavy rain could lead to power outages across the region By M.J. Cameron On Dec. 7, the National
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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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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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