A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
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
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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
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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,
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In an exploration of Black identity and culture, the Met Gala highlights a historical movement through innovative, iconic looks from
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The U.S. Secretary of Labor warns state leadership of potential funding losses if they don’t comply with the immigration memorandum
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Picture of the beautiful scenic moon bridge in the Tacoma Chinese Reconciliation Park in front of the water. Photo by Cameron J. Berrens.
Tacoma celebrates culture and heritage while reflecting on systemic hardships and incredible achievements by Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. By Rachel
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Soundgarden’s official photo for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Courtesy of Soundgarden.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame recently announced the 2025 lineup of inductees, including the legendary band Soundgarden. By
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People going wild at a public screening of “A Minecraft Movie.” Courtesy of Creative Commons.
Internet memes are showing that people are looking for a unique and interactive experience at the movies. By Jake Boyette
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A group of friends laughing at one another. Illustrated by Tailynn Le.
What begins as a joke could be hiding something more meaningful, with some bonds being built by jabs and punchlines. By
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Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs and volunteers for the Well Fed, Well Read donation center. Courtesy of Office of the Secretary of State.
Washington state’s Combined Fund Drive program saw an increase in donations for their 2025 Well Fed, Well Read campaign. By
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