Video Games to Play Over Summer
Beaches and parks may still be closed, but these games should get you outdoors without having to leave home.
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Arts & Entertainment
Proctor’s weekly farmers market is now open
In light of COVID-19 Proctor is still making sure they’re providing locals with their weekly farmer’s market.
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SPORT REPORT: Quarterback candidates for UW football
With Jacob Eason leaving for the NFL, the UW football team has an open hole at quarterback that is up for grabs.
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Dive into the “Outer Banks”
The newest miniseries from Netflix isn’t great, but it’s good enough for some light entertainment.
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Take an adventure into new worlds all from the comfort of home
Video games offer players everywhere the chance to escape mundane life and embark on new journeys in alternate realities.
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How the Tacoma Museum District is handling COVID induced closures
“With the world-wide disruption of business, the Museum is not immune to rapidly changing conditions.”
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O’Meara’s poem “And The People Stayed Home” goes viral
Poetry gives people a different format of expressing themselves, and Kitty O’Meara’s poem of quarantine and healing gives people hope.
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SPORT REPORT: Baseball during a pandemic
What an MLB season could look like when it is determined that it is safe to begin and why the cancellation of the minor league baseball season is likely.
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Go back in time to golden age “Hollywood”
New Netflix series stumbles in places — but holds up with stupendous period detail and a solid cast.
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The University Y offers online activities to keep you busy while stuck at home
The University Y “YMCA 360” has taken their efforts virtually to provide entertaining classes to help get you moving.
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