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Michael Young and Debra Friedman sat down for a Q&A in a GWP conference room.
Built as a warehouse in 1892, the Russell T. Joy Building will provide space for new classrooms and the Academic Advising Center.
The Center for Urban Waters was recognized by the Washington chapter of NAIOP, The Commercial Real Estate Development Association.
A photographer revisits Tacoma 30 years later and finds the views have changed.
All three UW campuses are part of a new "climate action plan" pledging to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
UW Tacoma has achieved record enrollment for the 2008-09 school year with a headcount of 2,965 students.
William W. Philip Hall, a new assembly space accommodating 300 to 500 people, depending on configuration, will provide a venue for lectures, concerts, banquets, student activities and community events.
The $12 million building will serve as a venue for public lectures, community events, arts productions and fairs.
Removal of the building will make way for construction of UW Tacoma's new 20,000-square-foot assembly hall.
