After years of moving around, Cameron Cyprain settled in the South Sound. Now, the relationships he built in Tacoma are helping shape his work to improve social services and his growth as a civic leader.
October 9, 2026After three decades at UW Tacoma, Associate Professor Cheryl Greengrove has helped build science programs, mentor generations of students and study the changing waters of the Salish Sea. Now, an unusual bloom of harmful algae in Hood Canal has presented a new mystery: one that challenges what scientists thought they knew about a toxin-producing organism called Alexandrium. For Greengrove, the unanswered questions are exactly what make the work worthwhile.
October 7, 2026New rankings from U.S. News & World Report, Washington Monthly and College Raptor highlight UW Tacoma's success in delivering value, expanding access and helping graduates thrive.
October 6, 2026Using AI-supported simulations, the NSF-supported project “CyberBridge” aims to take cybersecurity skill-building to the next level.
October 6, 2026The start of the new school year brought together students, faculty and staff for Convocation, a festive celebration that encourages Tacoma Huskies to explore the many programs and resources available across UW Tacoma.
October 2, 2026From responsible AI use to preventing common infections, this year’s new faculty members are tackling questions that matter to our community and beyond.
October 2, 2026From Tacoma Husky to Survivor finalist, Sage Ahrens-Nichols (MSW ‘24) has never followed a conventional path. Long before the final elimination, Sage was getting acquainted with the human condition by studying social work at UW Tacoma. Those lessons helped her compete on one of television’s toughest stages.
September 28, 2026Whether you are looking for academic excellence, real-world experience or a campus that feels exciting and personal, here are 10 reasons you'll love UW Tacoma.
September 25, 2026The event, "A Tribute to the Life & Impact of Bill Philip," will bring together family members, community leaders, colleagues and friends to reflect on Philip's contributions to Tacoma, the South Sound and the University.
September 14, 2026As a student, Diana Algomeda (BA '19, M.Ed. '22) emerged as a compassionate and effective leader on campus. Today, as the latest recipient of UW Tacoma’s Distinguished Alumni Award, she continues to champion equitable access to education through her career.
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