Angela Davis on Productive Radical Action in the Face of Trump
By Emma Loenicker On Friday night, Feb. 21, Dr. Angela Davis empowered...
Arts & Events
Mainstage Play The Oresteia on Revenge, Justice and Reconciliation
By Kate Patterson This year’s spring mainstage play “The Oresteia” is a...
Guest Lecturer Bellamy Pailthorp Inspires Students with the Power of Storytelling
By Easton Umansky In a time of increasing polarization, how to learn...
Mita Mahato Dazzles With “Arctic Play”
By Alika Khun Mita Mahato is an individual with many descriptors. She...
Annual Student Art Show Sparks Joy and Inspiration For Students
By Easton Umansky Kittredge Gallery was crowded with artists, students, professors and...
The Grand Cinema shows biopic “Selma” for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
By Skye Sheehy For one night, and one night only, Tacoma’s The...
“We Are Still Standing”: Lessons from Martin Luther King Jr. In Trump’s America
By Max Orr On Thursday, Jan. 23, a crowd gathered in Kilworth...
subGrid Highlights Queer Identities in Captivating New Exhibition
By Erin Hurley and Max Orr The current show on display at...
Hard Truths and Sean Baker’s “Anora”
By Ari Lauer-Frey For the last couple of decades, the superhero movie...
The Importance of Being Entertained: University Theatre Department Presents Oscar Wilde Comedy
By Lindy Rybloom This November, students and community members packed the seats...
German Studies Professor Leads Post-Film Discussion on “A Real Pain” at The Grand Cinema
By Graham Whitney On Saturday, Nov. 16th, dozens take shelter from the rainy skies inside downtown Tacoma's bright, bustling Grand Cinema Theater. Filing into the theater, people take their seats and get ready to watch “A Real Pain,” a comedy-drama written, directed and produced by Jesse Eisenberg, who stars in the film alongside Kieran Culkin. “A Real Pain” is Eisenberg’s story of two Jewish-American cousins who travel to Poland to attend a tour of Holocaust memorial sites and to visit their late grandmother's childhood home. Eisenberg’s character David is a...
Be Very Afraid: How Horror Movie Trends Reflect Societal Fears
By Skye Sheehy “Horror films don't create fear. They release it.” This...