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Awards from the state, the county and the city recognize UW Tacoma's role in reducing single-occupancy commute trips.
All three UW campuses are part of a new "climate action plan" pledging to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Work is beginning on renovations of the Russell T. Joy Building, the last remaining vacant structure on the Pacific Ave. side of campus.
"Garden in the City" is a documentary video produced by Daniel Nash, '09, for a communication class at UW Tacoma in spring 2009.
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 UW Alert system will send warnings to the cell phone of every student, faculty and staff member who signs up for the service in advance.
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.
Smoking at UW Tacoma is now restricted to six designated areas on campus.
