A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
“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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Collage of posters for Marty Supreme, Train Dreams, and Sinners, highlighting major Golden Globe contenders. By Ella Walken.
A Washington film was shut out, “Sinners” underperformed and Timothée Chalamet landed on top. By Ella Walken By the time the Golden
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Logos of Nvidia and AMD over a rising price chart, illustrating the recent increase in GPU prices. By Syed Huzaifa Bin Afzal.
Memory supply pressure tied to AI data centers is rippling into consumer PC parts, affecting students buying laptops or upgrading desktops for
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The Tacoma District Courthouse in downtown Tacoma. Courtesy photo. By M.J. Cameron
Rallies and marches followed the announcement of a U.S. operation targeting Venezuela’s leadership. By M.J. Cameron On the morning of
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WB Takeover. Illustration by Syed Huzaifa Bin Afzal.
Warner Bros. Discovery is in a rare, real-time takeover battle that could reshape where students watch HBO, DC and Warner movies; and how
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Federal Way light rail station. Photo by Ella Walken.
The light rail expansion offers more options for commuting to Seattle. By Ella Walken Since 2016, the closest light rail
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The Disney+ logo. Courtesy of Disney.
Disney’s partnership with OpenAI reflects a broader move toward efficiency and profit at the expense of creativity. By M.J. Cameron
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Illustration depicting a checklist of goals versus a checklist of New Year’s resolutions. By Michaela Ely.
As we move into 2026, it’s time to move away from the inconsistency of “new year, new me” and make practical, consistent
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A collage of book covers from books mentioned in the article.
2026 brings an opportunity to dive into new things, so why not try a new book series? By Michaela Ely
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