The unspoken language of friendship
What begins as a joke could be hiding something more meaningful, with some bonds being built by jabs and punchlines. By
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Opinion
Remembering the human side of the Vietnam War
A new exhibit in Tacoma sheds light on the overlooked personal histories of Vietnam Veterans. By J.A. Aleman Many events
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Protecting the right to free speech in American universities
Threats to the 2024 pro-Palestinian college protestors should make us examine how free our free speech is. By Jake Boyette
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As much as AI improves we can’t trust AI news
With misinformation and AI on the rise, should AI ever be used in journalism? By Jake Boyette With AI still
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The privilege of picking up and starting over
Americans choosing life abroad might not be freedom but a retreat from what lies broken back at home. By J.A.
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Is Parenthood on the brink of extinction?
With global warming and climate change rising at record speeds, the desire to have kids has dropped drastically on our
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Are the rising video game prices buying us?
As video game prices increase, we must consider what the extra cost will do for the industry and those in
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The unseen cost of speaking up for Stan Lee
Some stories stay buried not because they’re false, but because they’re inconvenient. By J.A. Aleman There is a cost to
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Defining queer acceptance in a changing world
As the LGBTQ+ community explores their individual identities, some want to draw the line at what is acceptably queer. By:
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Holding the line for human-made art
As AI reshapes media, we’re left to ask whether efficiency is worth the erosion of meaning. Content is easy to
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