A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
UWT Students attending their classes. Photo by Parker Nelson.
Trigger Warning: mentions of violence, crime and drugs UW Tacoma is located in a diverse area of Tacoma that continually
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Two Huskies resting on a rock next to each other. Photo by Kitty Terwolbeck, C.C.
Mentorship is valuable, but it’s not the sole driver of success. Personal effort and mutual respect matter just as much
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A seated man, using a computer at work. Photo by Parker Nelson.
AI’s rapid rise in the media challenges education, art, and humanity. If we outsource creativity to cybernetics, what remains of
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Illustration of bread and cheese with a prohibited symbol over the top. Illustration by Cole Martin.
People living with dietary restrictions may find themselves planning ahead for Holiday meals as they navigate a market that isn’t always
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Kamala Harris giving a speech to a crowd. C.C. By Lorie Shaull.
In focusing on Trump’s faults, the Democratic party lost sight of core voter priorities. Kamala Harris’ campaign struggled to connect
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Thinking about free education. Illustration by Cole Martin.
While the dream of free college is alluring, the reality is that public funding and financial aid create a complex
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UW "W" graduate with cap. Illustration by Cole Martin
Alumni graduates reflect on their experience and challenges at UWT and describe how life is going for them now. After
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The “I Voted sticker” voters get when they receive their ballot. Photo by Karla Pastrana,
How students feel about this year’s election and how to vote before election day. This election season has been a stressful
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Two girls with faces painted like white skulls, getting ready for Dia de los Muertos festivities. Photo by Parker Nelson.
For many, Dia de los Muertos represents more than bright colors and skeletons, and the growing commercialization is a double-edged
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The devil and angel on a contemplating person’s shoulder. Illustration by Cole Martin.
Temptation pulls at us every day, but can we rise above it? Students offer their perspectives on how they cope
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