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Co-Creating a Shared Future
UW Tacoma’s Shared Futures event brings campus and community voices together in fast‑paced collaboration on real‑world challenges.
March 10, 2026Main Content
Global Honors, NextGen Students participate in Huskies on the Hill and Western Regional Honors Conference
The Global Honors Program is celebrating major student accomplishments: two scholars in the 2025 Husky 100, 11 acceptances to present at the 2026 Western Regional Honors Conference (WRHC); one acceptance in the honors journal, Scribendi; and several among the 150 UW students attending Huskies on the Hill.
March 9, 2026Main Content
Shared Futures Explores Wellness and Civic Engagement
Read the GID Lab interns report of Shared Futures 2026, an annual network-and-learn opportunity hosted by the Institute for Innovation and Global Engagement.
March 9, 2026Main Content
Check-in Scanner, Two-Bin System among Intern Innovations in GID Lab
2025-26 interns build scanner, two-bin inventory system for GID Lab.
March 9, 2026Main Content
Tacoma Huskies Take the Stage
As Spring Awakening marks 20 years since its Broadway debut, UW Tacoma students and faculty are partnering with Tacoma Little Theatre to bring the award-winning musical to the local stage.
March 5, 2026Main Content
School of Education Partners with Highline College for Pathway to Master's Degree
A new partnership with Highline College is attracting early interest. Graduates of the Bachelor of Applied Science in Early Childhood Education (ECE) and Elementary Education (EE) degrees can now apply to the Master of Education for Practicing Educators (MEd) program at UW Tacoma.
March 2, 2026Main Content
$2M NSF grant invests in the future of STEM
UW Tacoma’s ACCESS in STEM program has received a $2 million National Science Foundation grant to support the retention and graduation of high-achieving students from communities with limited financial resources who are pursuing degrees in STEM fields.
February 19, 2026Main Content
Improvisation and making the case for play in serious places
With his new book, “Improvising With and In Higher Education: All Together Now,” UW Tacoma Associate Teaching Professor Luke Perone invites readers to rediscover play as a practice for collective learning and development.
February 10, 2026Main Content
The Business of Clean Energy in the Pacific Northwest: From the Front Lines of the Energy Transition
The Milgard School of Business hosted three industry leaders to spark critical discussions about the complexities of balancing environmental goals with economic realities, infrastructure capabilities, and community needs as they pertain to energy.
February 10, 2026Main Content
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January 29, 2026