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Six UW Tacoma students named to 2026 ‘Husky 100’
United by a shared commitment to leadership and serving their communities, UW Tacoma’s Husky 100 honorees exemplify the very best of the Husky spirit.
April 20, 2026Main Content
What’s Next?
With its new campus master plan now complete, UW Tacoma is getting ready to enter a new chapter marked by opportunity and transformation.
April 20, 2026Main Content
A Multidisciplinary Approach to Campus Planning
Students and faculty in UW Tacoma’s Urban Studies and Civil Engineering programs turned the campus master plan into a career‑connected learning opportunity.
April 20, 2026Main Content
Designing Downtown Tacoma’s Largest Park
Featuring new green spaces and pedestrian walkways, UW Tacoma’s campus master plan will transform the university into Downtown Tacoma’s largest park — creating a major amenity for both campus and the community to enjoy.
April 20, 2026Main Content
Of, For and By Tacoma
Developed in partnership with campus and community leaders, UW Tacoma’s new master plan charts a course for meeting the South Sound’s evolving needs.
April 20, 2026Main Content
Growing Up the Hill
UW Tacoma’s new campus master plan charts an exciting path forward, guiding the university’s next chapter of growth and opportunity.
April 20, 2026Main Content
UW Tacoma to host annual Husky Fest community celebration on April 18
The free, family‑friendly event invites local students, families and community members to explore campus and experience UW Tacoma firsthand.
April 14, 2026Main Content
The art of the Olympics broadcast
As an Emmy-winning television producer and professor at UW Tacoma, Bill Kunz brings decades of television experience — including 16 Olympic Games — into the study of media, storytelling and live production.
April 7, 2026Main Content
UW Tacoma Lands in the Top 3 for MICCSR 2026
After a decade, UW Tacoma is back on the MICCSR podium, and the talent within this team has no intention of slowing down.
March 27, 2026Main Content
Strickland Fellowship for Career Pathways recognized among top local projects by Economic Development Board for Tacoma-Pierce County
UW Tacoma’s Strickland Fellowship for Career Pathways program was named one of the Economic Development Board for Tacoma-Pierce County’s “Excellent 10,” an annual recognition of projects making a meaningful impact on the region’s economic growth.
March 25, 2026