Subscribe to RSSWebinar to focus on arctic management report
The Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Policy will host a statewide webinar Tuesday, May 21.
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Heller continues competition swimming, attempting to make German National Team
Junior swimmer Bente Heller captured the program’s first-ever national championship back in March when she won the 100-yard backstroke at the NCAA Division II Championship in Birmingham, Ala.
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UAF researchers contribute to global glacier study
Two UAF researchers say that Alaska’s melting glaciers remain one of the largest contributors to the world’s rising sea levels.
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University of the Arctic report urges quick action on arctic policies
Arctic nations should move quickly to adopt shipping rules, improve safeguards against oil spills and create environmental and safety standards in polar waters, according to a new report released from the University of the Arctic’s Institute for Applied Circumpolar Policy
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Museum exhibit explores first ascent of Denali
“Denali Legacy: 100 Years on the Mountain, “a new exhibit at the UA Museum of the North, details the first ascent of North America’s tallest mountain.
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Funny-named Alaska farm takes sustainability seriously
At Chicken Lips Farm, Tracy Terry tries to adhere to one policy: KISS (keep it simple, stupid).
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Heller continues competition swimming, attempting to make German National Team
Junior swimmer Bente Heller captured the program’s first-ever national championship back in March when she won the 100-yard backstroke at the NCAA Division II Championship in Birmingham, Ala.
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UAF researchers contribute to global glacier study
Two UAF researchers say that Alaska’s melting glaciers remain one of the largest contributors to the world’s rising sea levels.
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University of the Arctic report urges quick action on arctic policies
Arctic nations should move quickly to adopt shipping rules, improve safeguards against oil spills and create environmental and safety standards in polar waters, according to a new report released from the University of the Arctic’s Institute for Applied Circumpolar Policy
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Museum exhibit explores first ascent of Denali
“Denali Legacy: 100 Years on the Mountain, “a new exhibit at the UA Museum of the North, details the first ascent of North America’s tallest mountain.
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Funny-named Alaska farm takes sustainability seriously
At Chicken Lips Farm, Tracy Terry tries to adhere to one policy: KISS (keep it simple, stupid).
Wood Center dining during construction
University officials have been working diligently to ensure food service is available at multiple locations around campus this summer during...
Museum archaeology curator applicant to give presentation
Krasinski is a finalist for the joint position of curator of archaeology at the University of Alaska Museum of the North and assistant professor in UAF’s anthropology department.
Five Nanooks named to Capital One Academic All-District At-Large teams
A record five Alaska student-athletes were named to Capital One Academic All-District® At-Large Teams on Thursday afternoon, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America. Student-athletes are selected based on a combination of athletic performance as well as academics.
Farmer’s Market Express Returns
The Student Activities Office will be providing free shuttle rides the the Farmer’s Market on Wednesdays. The shuttle will leave the Wood...
Launch of the Sikuliaq
The research vessel meant for the high-latitude seas finally leaves dry land.