UW Tacoma

The Snoqualmie Building at the UW Tacoma campus was built in 1902 and renovated in 1996. This building, which was erected a few years after the first hydroelectric plant was built, and housed huge transformers needed to reduce the power coming in…

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The Japanese Language School Memorial statue was created by artist George Tsutakawa and is located on the Prairie Line Trail.

Outdoor seating at the Tacoma Paper and Stationary Building (TPS), which opens up through renovated garage doors.

The Prairie Line Trail has outdoor seating along the Tacoma campus.

Reading room, also known as the "Powerhouse" in the Snoqualmie Building at the UW Tacoma Library.

Metro Coffee, and independent coffee shop located in the Tioga Building, is popular with students, faculty, and staff.

Tioga Library Building (TLB) is one of the buildings that the UW Tacoma library is located in.