Washington State History Museum exhibition offers look into immigrant experience
Our Voices: Stories from Washington’s Southeast Asian Refugees” paints a rich picture of the experience of migrating to Washington State. By
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
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UW Tacoma and Tacoma Little Theatre prepare for “Spring Awakening.”
UW Tacoma partners with Tacoma Little Theatre to deliver a local performance of a Tony Award Winning musical on March 6-29. By M.J. Cameron
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Charli XCX takes on takes on the music industry in “The Moment”
Charli XCX explores fame and failure in new mockumentary. By Ella Walken After the explosive success of her dance pop album
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Tacoma celebrates Lunar New Year
UW Tacoma and the city are celebrating Lunar New Year and the Asian American community later this month with three major events. By
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Tahoma West returns for the 30th Edition
30 Editions later, Tahoma West has seen some changes and continues to highlight student creativity. By Rae Watkins Tahoma West, University of Washington Tacoma’s literary and
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“28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” inspires hope in a world of cynicism
The new installment brings a contemplative approach to the zombie narrative. By Ella Walken Over two decades after its inception, the “28
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Golden Globes sets the stage for awards season narratives
A Washington film was shut out, “Sinners” underperformed and Timothée Chalamet landed on top. By Ella Walken By the time the Golden
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Netflix has a deal, but Paramount is still bidding.
Warner Bros. Discovery is in a rare, real-time takeover battle that could reshape where students watch HBO, DC and Warner movies; and how
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New book series to start for the new year
2026 brings an opportunity to dive into new things, so why not try a new book series? By Michaela Ely
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Review: “Avatar: Fire and Ash” is visually stunning but struggles emotionally
The third installment of James Cameron’s “Avatar” franchise provides gorgeous visuals but fails to deliver on essential emotional beats. By Michaela Ely “Avatar:
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