A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
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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Fan poster by @marvels.wolverine via Instagram.
The third installment of James Cameron’s “Avatar” franchise provides gorgeous visuals but fails to deliver on essential emotional beats. By Michaela Ely “Avatar:
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An image of power lines. Courtesy of Creative Commons.
Officials warn strong winds and heavy rain could lead to power outages across the region By M.J. Cameron On Dec. 7, the National
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FIFA WorldCup 2026. Courtesy of FIFA.
With a larger field, more pathways to advance and four group-stage matches in Seattle, the tournament is no longer someday. It
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University of Oklahoma campus. Photo by soonerliberal.
The firing of a graduate student raises free speech concerns. By Ella Walken On Dec. 12, students at University of Oklahoma walked out
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A timeline with images that represent key events in 2025 news. Illustration by Michaela Ely.
From nationwide “No Kings” protests to the Seattle Mariners making it to the American League Championship Series for the first
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Banners saying Equity, Communities, Scholarship, Students and Vitality hanging in William Phillip Hall. Photo by J.A. Aleman.
UW Tacoma’s student government welcomed attendees with conversation, campus updates and incentives while urging students to get involved in advocacy
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Highway 1 trip sneak peek. Photo by Syed Huzaifa Bin Afzal.
A San Francisco to San Diego road trip before winter break showed how calming, affordable and energizing Highway 1 can be and why
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Lamp post with a sign billowing in the wind and gray skies in the background. Photo by J.A. Aleman.
The Elias Feleke removal exposed gaps in procedure and communication that ASUWT can no longer afford to ignore. By J.A. Aleman Frustration
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“Emo Night” touring concert 2025 celebrating its 10th anniversary in Seatle’s El Corazone venue as a thank you to Washington’s music scene for supporting them through thick and think. Photo by Karla Pastrana.
The increase in the cost of living is causing difficulties to Washington’s iconic music scene. Leading to concerns about its
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