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Bearing Witness
UW Tacoma Professor Marian Harris and graduate student Zea Mendoza recently spent a week helping asylum seekers held at the South Texas Family Residential Center.
May 23, 2019Main Content
Barreto, Yerena, De La Cruz, Ochoa Camacho Recognized at Latinx Faculty Event
The UW Latino Health Center held the third annual Latinx Faculty Recognition Event in May. Four UW Tacoma faculty members were recognized: Paulo Barreto, Anaid Yerena, Sonia De La Cruz and Ariana Ochoa Camacho.
May 22, 2019Main Content
VIBE Business Plan Competition Finalists Range from Auto Wraps to Cyber Defense
Six finalists will compete in the 2019 VIBE Business Plan Competition for a first prize of $10,000 in cash and in-kind services.
May 20, 2019Main Content
The Argument for Debate
Assistant Professor Ben Meiches's push to get debate going at UW Tacoma has found early success.
May 16, 2019Main Content
The Giving Garden at Age Ten
More bees. More beds. A paid coordinator. Even hops. At age ten, UW Tacoma's community garden is growing and bearing fruit.
May 14, 2019Main Content
Reclaiming txʷəlšucid: Senior Class Gift Supports Campus Signs in Lushootseed
The Class of 2019 is leading an effort to infuse the campus with visual reminders of our Puyallup tribal heritage, both the land and the language.
May 10, 2019Main Content
NSF Funds Student Research on Electoral Districts and Gerrymandering
Undergraduates will apply cutting-edge data analytics to state redistricting, supported by a $340,000 NSF grant.
May 9, 2019Main Content
Augustine Canales: Something to Offer
As a kid, Augustine Canales didn't want to be anything. The UW Tacoma student is now a teacher, student, father and soon to be college graduate.
May 9, 2019Main Content
Husky Green Award Recognizes McDaniel, Schmidt
UW Sustainability recognizes Sarah McDaniel, ’19, and staff member Sean Schmidt for their work to promote sustainability throughout UW.
May 6, 2019Main Content
Reading for Social Justice
Real Lit[erature] bridges the gap between faculty, staff and students to cultivate conversations through literature about challenging issues facing our society.
May 2, 2019