In October 21st, ASUWT trekked out to Central Washington University to participate in the Fall 2023 Washington Student Association General Assembly. Learn about the Washington Student Association and what ASUWT voted to be part of the organization's legislative agenda.
To better address student concerns, ASUWT is excited to announce the formation of three new Taskforces aimed at improving Health & Wellness, Student Safety, and Food Security & Basic Needs on campus.
UW Tacoma enrolled 4,790 students at all levels in 2023, marking a shift that signals a post-pandemic recovery.
Assistant Teaching Professor Sarah A. Chavez had a decision to make, choosing between two life paths. The road she chose brought her to UW Tacoma.
The Associated Students of the University of Washington Tacoma (ASUWT) has recently passed new bylaws, for the first time since pre-COVID, aimed at increasing accountability measures within the student government.
Dr. Sharon Laing is being recognized by the American Public Health Association for the excellence and impact of her mentoring.
A dozen students from eight Indigenous communities came together to burnish their research skills and create poetry, film and art during a week-long, hands-on institute.
Several new initiatives are helping instill financial literacy and resiliency into the UW Tacoma student body.
An NIH grant will help Weichao Yuwen and her collaborators adapt COCO, a caregivers' chatbot, to serve Latino communities.
An exhibit based on the book "Still Doing Life," co-authored by Associate Professor Barb Toews, is on display in the Snoqualmie Power House.
