Recipes for the summer
Childhood snacks that still hit the spot Fruit, yogurt, and peanut butter feature prominently in my summer snack repertoire. By
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Author: Ruth Ogden
Reflections of a first-generation college student
I was so focused on doing everything “right” that I didn’t stop and smell the tulips. When you’re a first-generation
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The best spicy (and sweet) romance reads for summer break
Romance novels are finally having their time to shine, and I’m excited to recommend a few. I’m not ashamed to
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I hate LinkedIn
I am excited to announce that I am an unrepentant LinkedIn hater. I don’t like LinkedIn, and I’m tired of
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Freedom of choice versus the public good: the case of the tuberculosis woman of Tacoma
There is a woman that has been walking around Tacoma with an active tuberculosis case for more than a year.
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Billionaires use charity to pay for PR
“We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings.”-Ursula Le Guin Billionaire charity is
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Vision Zero is the solution we need for Tacoma traffic
With the right combination of policy and infrastructure changes, traffic fatalities can become a completely avoidable tragedy. How many car
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600-year-old vampire boyfriends and being not like other girls
Romance novel trends that need to go away in 2023. I’m not ashamed to say that I love romance novels.
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NARCAN: a life-saving medication coming to a library near you
Public NARCAN vending machines are a big step in de-stigmatizing opioid addictions. The Tacoma Public Library system is working with
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Thinking about ‘The Big One:” what to put in an earthquake bag
Living in the Pacific Northwest comes with some major perks: good coffee, an excellent live music scene, gorgeous hiking trails
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