Jessie Buckley in “HAMNET". Couresty of Agata Grzybowska.
The Oscar frontrunning film forgoes a complex portrayal of grief for emotional manipulation. By Ella Walken As the 2025-2026 awards season ramps up,
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The cover for “Underneath the Tree” and “Christmas Love” along with fruit cake and bells. Illustration provided by Creative Commons.
A curated list featuring interactive performances, dance-friendly hits, a cappella classics and global holiday sounds to brighten the season. By M.J. Cameron
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Banners saying Equity, Communities, Scholarship, Students and Vitality hanging in William Phillip Hall. Photo by J.A. Aleman.
UW Tacoma’s student government welcomed attendees with conversation, campus updates and incentives while urging students to get involved in advocacy
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Aerial view of the city of Tacoma. Photo by @SpicyPepper999 via Instagram.
Initiative 2, otherwise known as the Workers’ Bill of Rights, has caused concern among Tacoma City Council members, resulting in
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As autumn quarter ends, UWT students can use free GitHub Education tools to build real-world work in their own major
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A scene from 20th Century Studios’ PREDATOR: BADLANDS film. Courtesy of 20th Century Studios.
If “Die Hard” can be a Christmas movie, then the new Predator might just be the holiday sci-fi flick you weren’t expecting.
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Collage of game covers from Thunder Lotus Games, Quantic Dreams, Square Enix and Disney, and Supermassive Games. Illustration by M.J. Cameron.
Whether you want calming gameplay or high-stakes drama, these games deliver great experiences at low prices. By M.J. Cameron Autumn
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The Roman Colosseum. Photo by Ella Walken.
UW’s faculty-led trips offer an accessible way to experience the world without upending work, finances, or family life. By Ella
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During a time of year that inundates us with cheer and merry, it isn’t always easy to feel joyful. By Ella Walken
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Photo of downtown Tacoma, including small business Tinkertopia. Photo by Michaela Ely.
This winter, consider shopping small for the holidays to counter overconsumption and consumerism. By Michaela Ely As the holidays rapidly approach,
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