Joseph Evans ('00) is the recipient of a 2016 UW Tacoma Distinguished Alumni Award for his work as a public defender, building the community's trust in the legal system.
A desire to "diversify the face of engineering" is what motivates Sopeck Nop, '16, who has a passion for solving systemic problems.
There may be no better example of the impact that a global outlook can have on education than Beleqsa Tamaami, '16, Critical Language and Gilman Scholar, Global Honors alumna and Husky 100 recipient.
After a wrenching experience in the U.S. Army, Ricky Clousing, '16, has found a new focus in sustainable urban development.
A UW Tacoma alumna nominated Dr. Harris for the award.
Brothers Nut and Nuk Suwanchote started a powerlifting club on campus to give UW Tacoma an athletic presence. They succeeded.
Pamela Reed, who's been on TV, stage and movies, who grew up in Tacoma, lives in LA and University Place, will return to the Puget Sound stage as the lead in Seattle Repertory's "Luna Gale."
Co-produced by Mike Honey and Errol Webber, and funded by the Fetzer Institute, the documentary "Love and Solidarity" ties together civil rights, immigrants and labor organizing.
First-year student Chris Minish didn't imagine UW Tacoma as an option. Now he dreams of a job in computer graphics.
Chalaya Miller, UW Tacoma first-year student, already has a life of hard work and hard-knocks behind her.
