Yes, Glitter Really is Bad for the Environment
Joel Baker, professor and science director of the Center for Urban Waters, says that glitter is a constituent of microplastic pollution in the ocean.
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The Business of Clean Energy in the Pacific Northwest: From the Front Lines of the Energy Transition
The Milgard School of Business hosted three industry leaders to spark critical discussions about the complexities of balancing environmental goals with economic realities, infrastructure capabilities, and community needs as they pertain to energy.
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Student Affairs Staff Spotlight: Autumn 2025
Student Affairs recognizes its outstanding staff members for their hard work, dedication, and passion for serving the UW Tacoma community.
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UW Tacoma professor explores how walkable neighborhoods can help ease the loneliness epidemic
With the rise of car-centric city planning over the past century, Tacoma aims to become a community where cars aren't required for residents to access basic needs. Associate Professor Rubén Casas is quoted.
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UW Tacoma Chancellor discusses student housing expansion, dining project on 'Northwest Now'
Chancellor Sheila Edwards Lange joined KBTC’s public‑affairs program to talk about the university’s plans for new student housing and dining facilities.
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UW Tacoma's Danica Sterud Miller discusses "This is Native Land" exhibit curation on KUOW's Soundside podcast
Dr. Miller, an associate professor in UW Tacoma's School of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, reflects on her role in co-curating the Washington State History Museum's new permanent exhibition, "This is Native Land."
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