The 2016 Election Has the Young Caring About Politics Again
The United States may be the largest democracy in the world but its historically low election turnout among the young
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
by Johnny Chen
The North/South Divide
In presidential elections, we don’t just learn how candidates plan on running the country. We also learn how our fellow
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We Feel the Bern: WA Helps Lead the Sanders Revolution
Thanks to the people of Washington State, Bernie Sanders’ pathway to Washington DC continues to gain momentum. Bernie Sanders came
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Early Voting States Hold Presidential Candidates Hostage
While the presidential campaign is heating up, we may be glad that we live in a democratic nation where people
Read MoreHow I Broke My Friend’s Heart on Facebook
With the advent of social media, the ways we communicate with each other are no longer complicated and costly. Facebook,
Read MoreSanders’ Strong Performance in Iowa Will Force Clinton to Change
It was a night that confirmed Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton’s fear that a socialist named Bernie Sanders could bring an
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Sanders Turns Down Clinton’s Sound
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton agree on a majority of issues including income inequality and social justice. But at the
Read MoreClinton vs. Sanders & Trump vs. GOP Begins
We are still 10 months away from electing a new president of our country. But citizens who live in early
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Why Sanders and Trump Run the Show—For Now
Although the presidential election won’t take place until November, the process of narrowing down the candidates begins in less than
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Fighting One Enemy at a Time
None of us want monsters to touch our streets, our classrooms, or our homes. Even one second is enough time
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