Lackluster enrollment numbers forces administrative cuts
15 administrative positions are being reduced or cut completely as UWT budget faces funding deficit.
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Author: Leticia Bennett
SAFC brings concerns of student debt to university leadership
UWT faces a struggle in covering the costs of the UWY, concerning who will pay the current deficit and where the money will come from.
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Student government election results were announced last Wednesday, May 22. Winners included sophomore Vincent Da as ASUWT president and members from the Unified and United We Stand tickets for the board and senate positions.
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Campus leaders attend race and equity institute
Chancellor Pagano and high level administrators completed an eight week institute organized by USC.
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Dr. Anaid Yerena awarded 2019 Distinguished Teaching Award
Dr. Anaid Yerena has been selected as the recipient of the Distinguished Teaching Award for the 2018–2019 school year. Dr.
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How to get involved musically at UWT and elsewhere
Unlike UW Seattle, Pacific Lutheran University and the University of Puget Sound, UW Tacoma does not have a school of
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Resources are available to UWT community members facing crime incidents
UW Tacoma is an urban serving university located in the heart of downtown Tacoma with at least 5,137 enrolled students.
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Husky Volunteers Program continues to engage students with their community
Husky Volunteers Program participants have logged community service hours, written reflections and established volunteer relations. The Husky Volunteers Program, created
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Teacher Spotlight: Meet professor Yi Jenny Xiao!
Dr. Yi Jenny Xiao is an assistant professor of psychology at UW Tacoma. Dr. Xiao is a new faculty member
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UWT releases three episodes of new “Paw’d Defiance” podcast
UW Tacoma has recorded three podcast episodes and has released them on Spotify, Google Podcast, Pocket Casts, and Stitcher. The episodes are free and cover various experiences of UWT professors, staff and community members.
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