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The historic Swiss building on campus to be renovated and included in the heart of campus. Photo by Parker Nelson.

2025 Master Plan final draft expands the future of UW Tacoma

The University of Washington Tacoma is working with Bjarke Ingels Group on a framework for the Campus Master Plan which

Independent films are failing to gain support and can’t keep up with corporately funded franchises like “Avengers” or “A Minecraft

Illustration of a Catholic church building fighting against SB 5375. Illustration by Tailynn Le.

A new Washington state law brings religion and government face to face in the fight against child abuse, where principles

Alex Vile performing at The Showbox in May 2025. Courtesy of @jesse_beecher.

The Tacoma-based band sits down to discuss their upcoming album, touring and more in an interview with The Ledger. By

Overwhelmed student entering study paralysis. Courtesy of Canva.

None of us know exactly how to prepare for our futures, but it’s time to recognize our collective struggle in

Tombstone with a headphone wire on it. Illustration by Jake Boyette.

Bluetooth headphones are loved for their convenience, but these wireless devices come with their own disadvantages and harmful impacts on

A person using an electronic cigarette in front of a staircase. Photo by Mica Dew.

Senators look to the 2026 legislative session following the failure to pass more taxes on tobacco products and ban flavored

Photo by: Tailynn Le

With AI bots spamming social media, concerns of the impact of AI companionship on mental health begin to rise, making the

Source: Stephen Moore

The U.S. Constitution and capitalism act as the framework of a country where cultural identity isn’t unified but always shifting,

The tariffs implemented by the Trump Administration are trying to repair America’s economy, but they’re not working sufficiently enough to