A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
“The Hate you Give” by Amgie Thomas, was a book RealLit[erature] read in the fall of 2018 and is one example of the types of books the group likes to read in teaching lessons on life.
How RealLit is using fictional books to grapple with the very real experiences and emotions of students on campus. As
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A protestor’s hand with the phone number for National Lawyers Guild, Seattle Chapter written on their arm reaching towards a ballot drop box.
Why not voting is a valid political decision. I’m tired of hearing the recycled narrative surrounding the importance of certain
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To love.
Marriage is the union of two people who want to feel closer and make their relationship stronger. Let’s explore what
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The burning of books is an image that comes to mind when thinking of banning books.
Forbidding something like books only raises curiosity and in turn makes those books more sought after. *Trigger Warning about rape*
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Mental Health patients find that VR-based exposure therapy helps alleviate their symptoms.
Although Virtual Reality is largely known for its contributions to gaming, it has proven to be a powerful tool for
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Senior running back Sean Mcgrew carries the ball in the Huskies’ intersquad scrimmage on Oct. 24. Mcgrew is expected to be a big contributor to the Husky offense.
The Huskies field one of their most talented teams but will be extremely inexperienced in 2020. How will they fare
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Officers discuss plans before The Wolf makes his next move.
A police officer struggles to solve a string of murders in a small mountain town. Writing, directing and starring in
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The final presidential debate took place on the evening of Oct. 22.
A recap of recent debates and resources for students looking to vote. Coauthored by: Talia Collett, Editor in Chief What
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Executive Order 13950 deals with racial scapegoating and racial stereotyping.
Universities across the country are figuring out how their Equity and Inclusion programs will be impacted by the recent White
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Sonia De La Cruz, a Communications professor at UWT who specializes in media and film.
An interview with the professor about upcoming her projects and passions. Sonia De La Cruz, a communications professor at UW
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