A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
A photo of Juniper Blessing’s memorial at Mary Gates Hall at UW Seattle. Photo taken by Alex Bruell
By Michaela Ely and MJ Cameron UW Seattle sophomore Juniper Blessing, a 19 year-old transgender woman, was fatally stabbed May 10 in
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UW Tacoma Master of Cybersecurity and Leadership graduate students stand for a photo at William W. Philip Hall after being recognized during the School of Engineering and Technology hooding ceremony. Photo by Syed Huzaifa Bin Afzal
UW Tacoma’s School of Engineering and Technology hooding ceremony showed why smaller graduation traditions matter as the campus continues to
Read MoreThe court case involving ASUWT and removed ASUWT president Elias Feleke has come to a temporary resolution. By Ella Walken
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Dillon Siebrecht, the organizer of and performer at the event, sitting on sitting on a chair in the sun. Photo by Kai Lee.
UW Tacoma’s Filipino-American Student Association hosted a talent show for students on Wednesday, May 27. By Kai Lee The Filipino-American Student Association (FASA) hosted a
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Promotional material for Widow’s Bay. Apple TV Press, 2026.
From haunted islands to Love Island, there is a show for everyone this summer. By Ella Walken The spring into
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William W. Philip Hall, where UW Tacoma’s School of Engineering and Technology will hold its graduate hooding ceremony before Commencement.
Graduate students will be recognized in smaller hooding ceremonies before UW Tacoma’s larger Commencement celebration at the Tacoma Dome. By
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Headshot of Bryce Sholten. Image provided by Bryce Scholten.
ASUWT worked on several noteworthy projects this year, according to Bryce Scholten, Speaker of the Senate. By Kai Lee The ASUWT
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A collage displaying different years’ covers for the Tahoma West literary and arts journal. Created by Rae Watkins.
UW Tacoma’s literary and arts journal is hosting a launch party to celebrate their 30th edition June 1. Editor’s Note: A previous version
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A picture of the movie titled “Obsession” and the time above the Ruston Theater auditorium. Photo taken by MJ Cameron
The horror film uses a supernatural wish to explore male entitlement, stolen agency and the consequences of love without consent. By M.J.
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A photo of “The Devil Wears Prada 2” poster displayed in Ruston’s XD auditorium. Photo taken by MJ Cameron, poster distributed by 20th Century Studios.
The sequel reflects fears about AI, media consolidation and the loss of true journalism, while showing how creativity can still survive in a
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