A new Tacoma Rising project asks students and the community to consider how best to revive the iconic and historic Swiss building on the UW Tacoma campus.
The 7th Annual Global Engagement Conference on May 20 drew around 200 attendees for panel and poster presentations by students from UW Tacoma and area institutions connected to the theme “Innovation Across Borders”.
The Washington State Legislative Internship Program represents a formative career development experience that shapes how college students — including Tacoma Huskies — understand public service, leadership and their role within the broader civic landscape.
Under the leadership of Professor Martine De Cock, UW Tacoma researchers are harnessing privacy‑preserving AI to advance rare disease research while safeguarding patient data.
Omari Amili (B.A. '14, M.A. '16), founding director of UW Tacoma's Husky Post Prison Pathways, appeared on TV Tacoma's Cityline program to discuss an upcoming talk on campus with John Bunn, the wrongfully convicted, fully exonerated founder behind "A Voice 4 The Unheard," a nonprofit that promotes literacy in prisons and among youth.
When a dance goes viral on social media, what comes next? UW Tacoma's Pamela Krayenbuhl weighs in on how online fame shapes a young person's future and the bigger questions behind fleeting internet stardom.
A study authored by Assistant Professor I-An "Amy" Su is referenced in a new editorial from Law360 that explores an ongoing debate in court: Does a condemned inmate's mental health diagnosis make it legally or morally permissible to execute them?