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Breaking Down Engineering Barriers
A project called “Research for All” aims to get students involved in hands-on engineering research as an integral part of their classroom experience.
March 9, 2023Main Content
A Ukrainian Connection
Electrical engineering senior David Pavenko used money he earned from an internship to see first-hand the impact of the Russo-Ukrainian War.
March 7, 2023Main Content
A Year Undaunted
As 2022 draws to a close, revisit stories that show UW Tacoma students, faculty, staff and alumni changing lives and communities.
December 16, 2022Main Content
Steeped In Engineering
Assistant Professor Seung-Jin Lee uses coffee to teach first-year students about engineering.
November 29, 2022Main Content
The Right Choice
Alumnus Steve Stermer left his high stress job as a chef and came to UW Tacoma to pursue a degree in Computer Science & Systems.
November 17, 2022Main Content
Milgard Hall Ushers In New Era
Bringing together business, technology and design thinking, UW Tacoma's newest building embodies a spirit of innovative collaboration.
November 9, 2022Main Content
UW Tacoma Will Be Best Regional Public University in Nation
Chancellor Sheila Edwards Lange shared her vision for the future of the UW Tacoma campus: more students, more academic programs, more collaboration, more equitable economic development.
October 14, 2022Main Content
Ka Yee Yeung: ‘Inspiring Academic Female Founder’
Ka Yee Yeung, bioinformatics professor in SET and co-founder of BioDepot LLC, was recently interviewed by Osage University Partners for their series on female start-up founders.
July 6, 2022Main Content
Heather Finch: Finding Alternatives
Her concern for animal welfare led Heather Finch to a degree in computer science and a plan to innovate alternatives to animal testing.
June 11, 2022Main Content
Dustin Ray: The AI Generation
With his background in math and his degree in computer science, Dustin Ray hopes to harness artificial intelligence for social good.
June 11, 2022