A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Tickets are on sale now for the Tacoma Film Festival, running virtually from November 6-15.
A week of entertainment to bring joy to the dark world known as 2020. Film fans rejoice, the Tacoma Film
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The boys solve a life threatening vampire mystery.
A group of teenagers uncover a secret vampire organization planning to take over their neighborhood. As October is coming to
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Artwork featured in the exhibit was comprised of many different mediums.
Alma Mater hosted the Arlington Youth Art Exhibit, each piece has been purchased to be hung at a youth home,
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Marco Gonzales will lead a solid Mariners rotation in 2021 but they could use one more arm to help them succeed.
The Mariners have loads of young talent but what moves do they need to make to finally end their 19th
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Stephen King’s “Pet Sematary” is one of the many stories that are sure to give you chills this season.
We all know fall offers the best weather for bookworms. The rain, the clouds and the gloom create the perfect
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The Grudge emerging to terrorize anyone that comes into contact with it.
The “Grudge” is a curse that is born when someone dies from immense grief. It then lingers and attaches to
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The team celebrates after the final buzzer sounded that gave them a championship clinching 92-59 win.
The Seattle Storm capped off one of the most dominant postseason runs ever seen with a 92-59 win over the
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Numerous pumpkin patches are still open and selling pumpkins to get you into the Halloween spirit.
While watching Halloween movies for hours on end does sound fun, we have been cooped up inside for these last
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Senior defensive back Elijah Molden will lead a strong Husky secondary that was ranked among the best in 2019.
It’s happening. After originally canceling the entire football season due to COVID-19, the Pac-12 has changed its course and is
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he Tacoma Art Museum is one of the few museums opening up this month.
On March 13 museums across Washington had closed their doors due to the rise of COVID-19. However, as of Sept.
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