Jan 27, 2025 · The Tacoma Ledger’s graduating seniors reflect on their time here at UWT and at The Ledger. On June 7, UWT

Latest: New business in Tacoma becomes one stop shop for books, thrift and records Nirvana Exhibition promotes individuality and passion through iconic photographs of the band

UW Tacoma introduces a paw-sitively delightful addition to campus life with the launch of its new initiative – welcoming huskies

20 hours ago · The City of Tacoma has recently received $10.6 million in state grants to pay for critical infrastructure projects. By: Michaela Ely. On Jan. 14, the City of Tacoma announced that its council obtained $10.6 million to fix major roads …

Latest: Poetry for Palestine fundraiser brings Tacoma arts community together The Ground to Sound Film Festival promotes sustainability through film

President-Elect Donald Trump announces his plans to attempt ending historic big tech censorship for Americans across the board. On Nov. Read More

Jan 6, 2025 · From emergency doors flying off of Boeing airplanes while in flight to the election cycle, 2024 has been a year to remember. The year started off with a bang on Jan. 1 with everything published in 1928 entering public domain.

Jan 17, 2025 · Digital Print Editions. Click on the links below to read PDF copies of the Ledger, organized by academic year. Volume 28 (2023-2024) Volume 27 (2022-2023)

Dec 16, 2024 · Discussions about the 2025 Campus Master Plan and what the students, staff and faculty of UWT want to see changed on campus are happening now, with UWT recently holding an official meeting open to the campus community.

Sep 25, 2023 · Welcome letter from our new Editor in Chief and Managing Editor . The Ledger team is honored to offer you a warm welcome to the wonderful UW Tacoma!