A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
A picture of the movie titled “Obsession” and the time above the Ruston Theater auditorium. Photo taken by MJ Cameron
The horror film uses a supernatural wish to explore male entitlement, stolen agency and the consequences of love without consent. By M.J.
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A photo of “The Devil Wears Prada 2” poster displayed in Ruston’s XD auditorium. Photo taken by MJ Cameron, poster distributed by 20th Century Studios.
The sequel reflects fears about AI, media consolidation and the loss of true journalism, while showing how creativity can still survive in a
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The official “Mortal Kombat II” movie poster. Image provided by Warner Bros.
The sequel delivers more faithful characters, shocking deaths and a more powerful villain in Shao Kahn. By M.J. Cameron On May 8,
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A Canva graphic illustrating a sheriff with the title “Free Speech of Keith Swank.” Graphic made by Mj Cameron
Pierce County’s sheriff can speak his mind, but his comments about certain groups have consequences in law enforcement. By M.
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A Canva graphic depicting the promotion of AANHPI events on UW Tacoma, Seattle, and Tacoma. Graphic created by MJ Cameron
Campus celebrations and community gatherings will highlight Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander stories, food, art and history throughout the month.
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A graphic depicting a college student pointing towards the slogan “Looking for a job on campus? Check out Handshake!” Graphic made by MJ in Canva
UW Tacoma students can apply for five paid positions across several departments before late April and mid-May deadlines. By M.J.
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The character poster for Mario promoting the “Super Mario Galaxy” movie released on April 1. Poster and film by Illumination, character licensed by Nintendo.
Illumination’s sequel builds a more entertaining Mario adventure, but its title and marketing suggest a story the film never fully
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A photo of the inside of Sliced Deli within the Museum of Glass in Tacoma on April 1. This is where the collaboration will take place. Photo taken by Riya Shankar
The homegrown cake shop will launch its new Tacoma location after closing its Sixth Avenue walk-up store in 2024. By M.J. Cameron
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Mango, the newest managing editor of The Tacoma Ledger, serving face as she transitions into her new role. Photo taken by MJ Cameron
Following an internal dispute, Managing Editor MJ Cameron said he will step down and allow his cat, Mango, to take
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A photo of the Japanese Garden in Point Defiance. Photo taken by John Kwasnowski on Creative Commons
With spring break and warmer weather appearing in Tacoma, Point Defiance offers plenty to explore during the season. By M.J. Cameron As Tacoma’s spring season returns and warmer days
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