A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Archival photographs and news clippings from the “Our Voices: Stories from Washington’s Southeast Asian Refugees” exhibit are displayed at the Washington State History Museum. (Photo by Ella Wilken)
Our Voices: Stories from Washington’s Southeast Asian Refugees” paints a rich picture of the experience of migrating to Washington State. By
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Lunar New Year Lanterns taken by George Tan on Creative Commons By M.J. Cameron
UW Tacoma and the city are celebrating Lunar New Year and the Asian American community later this month with three major events. By
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Pfizer’s Depo-Provera injection syringe. By Ciell
The Depo-Provera lawsuit over the potential risk of developing brain tumors is the latest failure for women’s healthcare. By Michaela
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Photo of the ASUW office in the HUB on UW Seattle’s campus By Michaela Ely
Members of the ASUW Board of Directors passed a bill Dec. 4 that did not recognize the current ASUWT president
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Volume 30 of Tahoma West honors three decades of student creativity, community, and connection.
30 Editions later, Tahoma West has seen some changes and continues to highlight student creativity. By Rae Watkins Tahoma West, University of Washington Tacoma’s literary and
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An illustration shows the Meta and Amazon Web Services (AWS) logos alongside a graphic representing job losses, as Meta Platforms confirms layoffs in its Reality Labs division affecting hundreds of workers in Washington state, part of broader workforce reductions across major technology companies.
Meta’s Reality Labs job cuts in Washington, set for March 20, and Amazon layoffs draw attention from students planning 2026
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The front entrance of Uwajimaya is shown in Seattle on Jan. 31, 2026, one of the Pacific Northwest grocery chain’s longtime locations.
The store’s return highlights Tacoma’s historic Japanese American community. By M.J. Cameron Uwajimaya will return to Tacoma in 2027, bringing
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“Off the Record” takes on Taylor Swift, songwriting and ethical billionaires.
The Ledger introduces podcasts featuring interviews, hot topics and seasonal reviews By Rae Watkins University of Washington Tacoma’s student newspaper The Ledger
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A picture overlooking the city of Minneapolis
Renee Good’s death raises questions about self-defense, de-escalation and the growing normalization of aggressive enforcement in civilian spaces. By M.J Cameron On
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Logos from CES 2026 sponsors and exhibitors, including Intel and MSI, displayed on promotional material for the annual Consumer Electronics Show.
Consumer Electronics Show (CES) week delivered a wave of 2026 laptop previews and new processors that manufacturers say will reach stores
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