Tacoma Arts Month takes over the city
Tacoma Arts Month runs for the entire month of October. It is a celebration of different art and culture throughout
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ILLUSTRATION
BY ALEXX ELDER
The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Arts & Entertainment
ILLUSTRATION
BY ALEXX ELDER
COURTESY OF MARVEL TELEVISION
Luke Cage Review: Sweet Christmas
Luke Cage is Marvel’s third coming to television and is an adaptation of the 1972 blaxploitation comic of the same
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COURTESY OF SONY INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT
The Consequences of “Hype Culture”
It has been two months since the release of independent developer Hello Games’ No Man’s Sky, and since then the
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COURTESY OF MOUNTAINHOUSE RECORDINGS
Tacoma’s MountainHouse Recordings Breaks Down the Studio Hierarchy
If you asked Andrew Nalty and Colin Scott Reynolds what they think of Tacoma’s artistic scene, the answer would be
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ILLUSTRATION BY ALEXX ELDER
The Stranger Things Phenomenon
The Netflix original series Stranger Things became globally known shortly after its debut in mid-July. Set in the 80s, Stranger
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COURTESY OF PLAYDEAD APS
Inside Thinks Outside of the Box Puzzle
2010 saw the release of Limbo, a striking black and white 2D puzzle-platformer conveyed entirely nonverbally (without text or speech),
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PHOTO BY DANIEL BARNETT
Tacoma Taprooms Take Travel to New Heights
Prepare your pint glasses and pop tops; the South Sound Craft Crawl is back for 2016 and better than ever.
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ILLUSTRATION BY ALEXX ELDER
Huge Uproar Over Newest Call of Duty
The unveiling trailer for Infinite Warfare, the latest installment in the Call of Duty franchise, has been out for nearly
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COURTESY OF SONY PICTURES TELEVISION
Is Houdini and Doyle Magic?
Crime based television shows are everywhere; you can barely change the channel without stumbling on a murder-solving drama. It’s a
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COURTESY OF FEARLESS RECORDS
Pierce the Veil Lightens Up
Pierce the Veil (PTV) is a San Diego “post-emo hardcore” band. Some of you may be thinking, isn’t that what
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