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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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Opinion
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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The education struggles we’re not talking about
Hard lessons about post pandemic education show that it isn’t just about what was lost, but what needs to be
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Love speaks louder than faith and conviction
How the things we hold close like faith, family and love inevitably find their way into the world around us
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Why people are breaking up with Meta
After Meta’s recent decisions and their latest use of user data, many more Americans have begun to distrust Meta. By:
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When corporate profits speak louder than people
Is it greed, strategy or just business as usual in Corporate America? The answer might not be what you expect
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What a struggling nation can learn from historic disasters
Coverage in the media wanes over time as stories are picked up by what editors deem newsworthy or timely, but historically, rebuilding and cleaning up disasters has taken much time, energy and human effort.
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