Just off Interstate 5 (I5) in Federal Way stands a staple of a Washington childhood. With towering roller coasters and water slides, Wild Waves was the perfect place for those in need of a bit of ...

In this new podcast from The Ledger, the student newspaper of University of Washington Tacoma, you get to know who is behind the publication.

Voting for the general election in Washington began on Oct. 16. Students who are not registered to vote have until Oct. 26 to register online or through mail. Those voting online must either have a ...

The engineering majors are “capacity constrained,” Noelle Wilson said, the Undergraduate Advisor/Recruiter for the SET. “So, it really is making sure you are as competitive as an applicant as possible ...

Convocation is the first of many on campus events that UW Tacoma hosts throughout the academic year. Held on Sept. 30 along the Prairie Line Trail, this celebration aims to welcome all incoming ...

In a campus that primarily serves commuters, it is easy for students to simply come to class and go home each day, but UW Tacoma has so much more to offer. There are countless ways for students to get ...

Voting season has begun, and the community of UW Tacoma is offering a range of fun events for the week ...

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Degrees awarded on completion of all graduation requirements. Listing in this program does not indicate that all requirements have been met. We recognize and honor the Class of 2020 and 2021 graduates ...

We aren’t just grunge! Tacoma music goes a lot further than “Louie Louie.” From groundbreaking ‘60s surf and garage rock to ‘90s punk and alternative, the last sixty years of Tacoma music have been ...