Campus Communications
Partnership with Seattle U broadens access to legal education and legal services
A new and innovative partnership between UW Tacoma and the Seattle University School of Law aims to increase access to legal education and careers, and legal services, for residents of Tacoma and the South Sound region.
Changes to UCAR and Motor Pool programs coming March 1
As of March 1, 2024, UW Fleet Services's short-term vehicle rental service, UCAR, will no longer be available on the UW Tacoma campus.
Celebrating the Black histories of tomorrow
February is Black History Month.
Remembering the Holocaust, let us nurture a beloved community
Working together, we can fulfill the vision of the founders of International Holocaust Remembrance Day and keep alive the promise of “never again.”
The transformative power of nonviolent action
On this day in which we pay tribute to Dr. King’s legacy and values, let us be unapologetic and passionate in our nonviolence. Let our hearts and souls be stirred, as we find new strength and courage to build the just and equitable world Dr. King envisioned.
Strategic Enrollment Planning process begins this month
UW Tacoma is embarking on a strategic enrollment planning journey in collaboration with SEM Works, an enrollment planning consultant, and we need your input.
New Follett Discover course material tool available Jan. 31
We will be holding two short training sessions to demonstrate the tool and answer questions for faculty as you prepare for Spring quarter integration.
Winter Break Reminders
As you prepare for Winter Break — when many of us will be taking time off or working remotely — here are some good reminders.
Welcoming Abby Zorn, Director of Organizational Development & HR
Finance & Administration is excited to welcome Abby Zorn as Director of Organizational Development & Human Resources at UW Tacoma.
November is Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month, and the Friday after Thanksgiving is Native American Heritage Day. These observances are times for us to reflect on the American Indian and Indigenous people that have lived on this land since time immemorial.