ASUWT has partnered with the Husky Sustainability Fund and the University Y to launch a quarter-long pilot program providing free menstrual products in select bathrooms inside the University Y. The program aims to gather data with the hope of making the initiative permanent.
The program is partnering with the Tacoma Little Theatre to mount it’s biggest production yet, the “jukebox” musical “Rock of Ages.”
Majoring in biomedical sciences is helping junior Christian "CJ" James further his dream of becoming a physician.
Community advocate Dr. John Gaines will keynote the event with a talk on the theme of "Your Voice is Heard," and the Dream Awards will recognize work to promote equity, justice and civil rights.
Alumnus Peter Jung uses the board game Dungeons & Dragons to help neurodivergent kids create community.
As 2022 draws to a close, revisit stories that show UW Tacoma students, faculty, staff and alumni changing lives and communities.
Through a $4.8M effort, funded in part by the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, the Puget Sound Institute will integrate existing environmental models to provide a cohesive picture of the entire Sound ecosystem under future conditions of climate change and population growth.
UW Tacoma alumna Nadia Caldwell is using the skills she developed on campus to help bridge divides.
Assistant Professor Seung-Jin Lee uses coffee to teach first-year students about engineering.
