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Bringing Nature to a Prison Cell
Exposure to nature, even through a brief gardening activity, can improve well-being among women in prison, a UW Tacoma-led study finds.
January 30, 2019Main Content
"Homegrown Superstar" to Talk About Uncovering STEM Pathways
Tacoma native Jaleesa Trapp, now studying at MIT, describes her research into "engaging non-dominant youth in STEM."
January 25, 2019Main Content
UW Tacoma Honors Dr. Rosa Franklin With 2019 Dream Award
Dr. Rosa Franklin, students Theo Calhoun and Sierra Jones, and The Pantry were recognized for their contributions at the 13th annual MLK Unity Breakfast.
January 24, 2019Main Content
Found at Sea
A three-year stint aboard cruise ships set Associate Professor Vanessa de Veritch Woodside on a course to higher education.
January 24, 2019Main Content
TeyAnjulee Leon: Asking Hard Questions
For her master's thesis, graduate student TeyAnjulee Leon explored issues of race in higher education.
January 17, 2019Main Content
DeAnn Iman: Continuing Education
Ten years and multiple moves later, UW Tacoma student and military spouse DeAnn Iman is set to complete her bachelor's degree in accounting.
January 9, 2019Main Content
Art on Campus: Picasso's "Le Visage de la Paix"
A Picasso drawing in the UW Tacoma Library has traveled from Paris to Hiroshima to Tacoma in the name of peace.
January 4, 2019Main Content
Creating a Campus Family
UW Tacoma alumna Nedralani Mailo, '17, found her voice in the classroom and is using it to help students, including fellow Pacific Islanders.
January 2, 2019Main Content
Urban Ecologist/Superhero
Experienced tarantula handler, compassionate coyote whisperer — Assistant Professor Christopher Schell brings a passion to his work studying how carnivores adapt to cities.
December 5, 2018Main Content
Sacrifice, service, selflessness just part of daily life
Patti Taylor, '93, BSN, has been honored with the 2018 UW Distinguished Alumni Veteran Award.
November 1, 2018