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Kendy Trinh: Building a Foundation
Kendy Trinh, '18 Ethnic, Gender & Labor Studies, is a proud first-generation college graduate who has helped many other students build their own foundations for success.
June 7, 2018Main Content
Multiple Versions of the Same Person
UW Tacoma faculty member Michelle Montgomery explores identity in her book about mixed-race American Indians.
May 9, 2018Main Content
'To the Promised Land'
Dr. Martin Luther King's message of economic justice is the subject of a new book by UW Tacoma historian Michael Honey.
March 29, 2018Main Content
Jay Novelo, '17, Ethnic, Gender & Labor Studies
A first-generation student, Jay Novelo is one of the Husky 100 and plans a career as a high school teacher.
June 9, 2017Main Content
"Love and Solidarity" on screen in Tacoma, Seattle
Co-produced by Mike Honey and Errol Webber, and funded by the Fetzer Institute, the documentary "Love and Solidarity" ties together civil rights, immigrants and labor organizing.
October 22, 2015Main Content
Mike Allen Assembles the 'American Puzzle' - 2013 Distinguished Research Award
Founding faculty member Mike Allen is the recipient of the 2013 UW Tacoma Distinguished Research Award.
June 16, 2013Main Content
Dr. Michael Honey noted for "Labor" work
Beacon Press is publishing a paperback edition of "All Labor Has Dignity," the collected speeches of Martin Luther King, Jr., edited by UW Tacoma's Michael Honey.
May 23, 2012Main Content
Exploring Tacoma's last historic frontier: South Tacoma Way
A project that began in a UW Tacoma classroom reveals the lively, but largely forgotten, stories of some of Tacoma’s oldest buildings in one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods.
December 27, 2011Main Content
New majors in history, writing and Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences
The new degrees continue an ongoing shift in academic focus, away from concentrations and toward disciplinary majors.
October 5, 2011Main Content
Guggenheim award supports study of Depression-era songwriter
Dr. Michael Honey, Haley Professor of Humanities at UW Tacoma, will record an oral history project on John Handcox, "an important but little-known figure in African American and labor history."
April 13, 2011