ASUWT aims to expand existing programs that benefit student parents in addition to creating on-campus spaces for child care. This article will serve as a living document detailing the progress in meeting that goal.
Part of ASUWT's goals for the 2022-2023 school year is to create community and campus partnerships to provide affordable student housing for University of Washington Tacoma students. This article will serve as a living document detailing the progress in meeting that goal.
Alumnus Steve Stermer left his high stress job as a chef and came to UW Tacoma to pursue a degree in Computer Science & Systems.
Bringing together business, technology and design thinking, UW Tacoma's newest building embodies a spirit of innovative collaboration.
When was the last time you reviewed your resume? For most people, a resume is something that gets dusted off when they are considering looking for a new job, but experts say that you should be revising your resume at least every six months
With accessible, everyday items like sticky notes and pipe cleaners, UW Tacoma’s Global Innovation & Design Lab brings together people of all backgrounds to solve difficult challenges, using design thinking.
Executive Vice Chancellor Andrew Harris will participate in third cohort of national leadership development program.
In the beginning of October, ASUWT participated in the Fall 2022 Washington Student Association General Assembly. Learn about the Washington Student Association and what ASUWT voted to be part of the organization's legislative agenda.
Each month, Student Affairs recognizes one of its outstanding staff members for their hard work, dedication, and passion for serving the UW Tacoma community.
A $2-million federal grant will help UW Tacoma expand supports and services for Asian American, Pacific Islander and low-income students.
