A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Pictures of the Local Journalism Summit at Microsoft’s Redmond campus, where journalists, technology leaders and local news organizations discussed the future of journalism, AI and community reporting.
The Washington Local Journalism Summit showed why students should take advantage of professional events, whether they happen off campus, on
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Armin Kamsi plays his guitar, creating a community wherever he goes. Photo credit: Vianey Luna
Musicians at UWT search for community, music club dormant, find out where they find each other. By Rae Watkins The
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A Canva graphic illustrating a sheriff with the title “Free Speech of Keith Swank.” Graphic made by Mj Cameron
Pierce County’s sheriff can speak his mind, but his comments about certain groups have consequences in law enforcement. By M.
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The WHY’s founders Chloe Kimball and Colin Reid Babcock standing in front of the Equinox building that holds The WHY.
Local Seattle art studio offers a free place with supplies for local artists to create amidst the rising cost of living.
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Illustration of a written letter with a pen at the bottom. By Michaela Ely
A message to the UWT community from The Ledger’s editor-in-chief. By Michaela Ely Dear readers, My name is Michaela Ely
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The University of Washington’s Students for Democratic Society logo.
UW student organization establishes an ICE watch and reporting program to counter the increasing ICE activity near UW Seattle. By Karla Pastrana On Jan. 17,
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Pfizer’s Depo-Provera injection syringe. By Ciell
The Depo-Provera lawsuit over the potential risk of developing brain tumors is the latest failure for women’s healthcare. By Michaela
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“Off the Record” takes on Taylor Swift, songwriting and ethical billionaires.
The Ledger introduces podcasts featuring interviews, hot topics and seasonal reviews By Rae Watkins University of Washington Tacoma’s student newspaper The Ledger
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A picture overlooking the city of Minneapolis
Renee Good’s death raises questions about self-defense, de-escalation and the growing normalization of aggressive enforcement in civilian spaces. By M.J Cameron On
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The Disney+ logo. Courtesy of Disney.
Disney’s partnership with OpenAI reflects a broader move toward efficiency and profit at the expense of creativity. By M.J. Cameron
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