Tacoma Community College to tackle definining America with Diversity Film Festival
By Evan Welsh In America’s current political climate, films elevating voices of the marginalized have become more and more necessary with every passing day. For the past eight years, a […]
NBA playoffs bring variety of storylines
By Kevin White The National Basketball Association (NBA) playoff seeding came down to the final day of the season. The Timberwolves played the Nuggets for the final playoff spot on […]
Myers and Bouche are hard to match on the court
By Tayla MacPherson The women’s tennis program continues to make strides each season. Two key members of the squad, Nicole Bouche (Brier, Washington) and Bridget Myers (Lake Oswego, Oregon) earned […]
A surreal look at childhood nostalgia with ‘Toytopia’
By Matthew Gulick Currently on display at the Washington State History Museum is a giant dollhouse with smaller dollhouses inside. The playset recursion is part of the “Toytopia” exhibit on […]
Cake and mortality at T-Town Death Cafe are there when you’re ready
By Parker Barry “Are you scared of death? Great, let’s talk about that. Are you intrigued by death? Great, let’s talk about that! There is no agenda at a Death […]
Israeli-Palestinian conflict escalates in fatal Gaza border protest
By Isaac Sims-Foster The Gaza Strip — a Palestinian territory adjacent to Israel, Egypt, and the Mediterranean — was the subject of international news on March 30, when 15 Palestinians […]
The nuance of sport
By Eli Thomas Athletics and specifically sports discussion has its own nomenclature, which can often be difficult to digest. For example, a player kneeling in the end zone can be […]
Language about Tacoma is racially coded and problematic
By Casey O’Brien Our language about Tacoma is coded — and it is a problem. A friend of a friend of mine who is from Seattle was chatting with me […]
Human rights and reproductive justice with Loretta Ross
By Brynn Svenningsen “I didn’t come out of the womb thinking I was going to be a professional feminist,” Loretta Ross said as she addressed the crowded Kilworth Chapel last […]
Bioethics club hosts talk on importance of transgender health care
By Ellen Finn The University of Puget Sound Bioethics club hosted Jae Bates ‘18 to speak about issues surrounding healthcare for transgender patients on April 4. Members of the club […]