AI can’t generate an artist’s soulful connection to the audience
Artists and fans are pushing back against the use of AI in creative fields, and Comic Con panels reveal growing
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Opinion
What history could lose in rebuilding Gaza
With the Israeli-Palestine conflict still ongoing, some hope that peace can bring about the reconstruction of Gaza. However, these hopes
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Why is everything considered “woke” now?
Woke and DEI have become new slang in the internet culture war, and while this spills into the real world,
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James Gunn turns the tide with DC Films
Fans are looking to DC Studios to reinvigorate superhero films with a fresh approach, setting the stage for a decade
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National Parks face cuts to an already underfunded budget
Recent federal cuts to the National Parks Service show a much deeper issue facing our national landmarks. By: Jake Boyette
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Trust, tests and the vanishing art of friendship
In a tumultuous time, are we building connections or pushing people away? By: J.A. Aleman Friendship in today’s world seems
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How community can solve the loneliness epidemic
Americans, both young and old, are lonelier than ever in today’s world. Hobbies keep us busy, but are we doing
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Fascism, Democracy and Donald Trump’s deals
Unconventional leadership tests the limits of democratic principles, while debates over authority and governance continue to intensify. By J.A. Aleman
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Is protest a more valid form of free speech?
Questions arise from the free speech debate on transgender policies as a rally at UW Seattle stopped a political campaign
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Beyond labels: rethinking masculinity without losing ourselves
The conversation keeps shifting on masculinity but are we missing the bigger picture? By J.A. Aleman In a postmodern world,
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