The UW Tacoma Class of 2019: a passionate, tenacious and diverse group of graduates that are already out in the world making an impact. We present a sampling of their stories.

Angeline Jimenez, '19, Healthcare Leadership

Angeline Jimenez: Campus Leader, Healthcare Advocate

June 13, 2019

Being a military "brat" got Angeline Jimenez in touch with her Korean heritage and gave her the inspiration for her major and her degree.

Women from 'Mujeres Latinas Apoyando La Comunidad' being interviewed by KIRO News.

Watch KIRO News Video on Asthma Project

April 23, 2019

Latina women in Tacoma are spreading the word about the dangers of asthma and how to combat them.

Mt. Rainier viewed over the roof of UW Tacoma Science Building

'Voices Unbound' Will Amplify Those Underrepresented in Environmental Policy

April 4, 2019

Using a mix of new and old technologies, including postcards and podcasts, researchers will seek input on environmental issues such as climate change and pollution.

UW Tacoma's Nedralani Mailo stands in front of the Center for Equity and Inclusion.

Creating a Campus Family

January 2, 2019

UW Tacoma alumna Nedralani Mailo, '17, found her voice in the classroom and is using it to help students, including fellow Pacific Islanders.

An electric, glowing Husky waits expectantly in UW Tacoma's TPS building.

The Best Stories of 2018

December 21, 2018

From world-changing wheelchairs to a compassionate coyote whisperer and lots in between, the best stories of 2018 shine a light on UW Tacoma's urban-serving mission.

Help Students Get to Graduation

November 21, 2018

The Pantry at UW Tacoma helps students focus on their studies. You can help, too, with your financial or food donation.

Sharon Hansen, '14 MN, UW Tacoma alumna and lecturer in Nursing & Healthcare Leadership

Sharon Hansen, '14, Named National "Sepsis Hero"

September 28, 2018

Sharon Hansen, UW Tacoma nursing alumna and lecturer, has been recognized by the Sepsis Alliance for her work to raise awareness of sepsis and post-sepsis syndrome.