The Center for Urban Waters was recognized by the Washington chapter of NAIOP, The Commercial Real Estate Development Association.
Signatures of 20 middle- and high-school students from UW Tacoma's Math, Science, Leadership (MSL) will be lofted into space as part of Lockheed Martin's and NASA's "Student Signatures in Space" program.
An hour-long documentary written, produced and filmed by UW Tacoma faculty, staff and students, lays out the case: to clean up Puget Sound, start with the watersheds.
Students taking part in UW Tacoma's Spring Breakaway program are partnering with Habitat for Humanity to help build houses.
A new mentoring organization pairs college-educated women with middle- and high-school-age girls at risk of dropping out of school.
A study measured the impact of direct and indirect spending on the Washington economy of UW as a whole and each of the three campuses separately.
The gift from the Hites Family Community College Scholarship Foundation will support Tacoma Community College students who transfer to UW Tacoma.
A group of more than 40 Japanese delegates, will present a forum and install a Peace Pole at UW Tacoma.
A public forum hosted by UW Tacoma's Urban Studies program will feature sessions discussing Tacoma's Shoreline Master Program.
Serving as a bridge between the scientific community and agencies charged with restoring and protecting Puget Sound, the Institute is a collaboration of the Puget Sound Partnership, the UW College of the Environment and the UW Tacoma Center for Urban Waters.
