News Stories by Brian Anderson

"Super lawyer” Craig Sims and educator Bonita Lee will keynote the event and the Dream Awards will recognize work to promote equity, justice and civil rights.

The Makerspace on campus is more than just tools. It's a place where people get to discover others — and themselves — through common interests.

One of the largest federal grants UW Tacoma has ever received, it will help support students and local school districts improve counseling and psychology resources.

Professor Ka Yee Yeung’s research is about making life easier for researchers working with big data. Now, she has become the first UW Tacoma faculty member honored as the Virginia & Prentice Bloedel Professor. She is using the endowment to give more students experience in research.

A recent economic contribution analysis demonstrates the growing economic impact of the UW Tacoma campus on the South Sound region.

UW Tacoma enrolled 4,980 students for Autumn 2024, the first significant increase since 2020.

UW Tacoma's new Office of Indigenous Engagement is a dedicated space aimed at fostering connections, providing support, and expanding educational opportunities for Indigenous students throughout the region.

To celebrate National First Generation College Day on Nov. 8, we asked some our first-generation students, faculty, staff and alumni for their advice on what it takes to achieve your educational dreams.

Faculty members Martine De Cock and Paulo Barreto in the School of Engineering and Technology were among the first round of 35 National Science Foundation awards to continue their work in privacy-preserving AI.