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When Kasatochi volcano erupted and completely covered itself in lava and ash, scientists didn’t expect to find any signs of life when they investigated the cooling island.
Fall 2010
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Features
The pint-sized patrons of the Bunnell House
A university administrator discovers that pushing toys around in the sandbox is much more fun than pushing paperwork.
Catching the Wind
Billy Muhando is helping solve Alaska’s wind energy challenges now so he can help his native Kenya thrive later.
Departments
Around Campus
Alaska Sea Grant: 40 years, Scientists: Asteroid crushed the Cretaceous, UA installs 13th president, Taking nutrition off the road, Talk to me, Saint Kitts transplant flourishes in Fairbanks, Can’t live without snow? Study glaciers in summer, Arsenic salad, Fake patient, real training, Students’ investments pay off, Beneficial berries and Campus briefs
Alumnus
Sam specializes in finding and holding on to the upside in some of the most dangerous, slippery-downhill-slope countries in the world.
Extra credit
Outdoor Adventures sponsors trips around Alaska for students, faculty and staff. This ice-climbing day trip was taken last spring to Dragonfly Creek near Denali National Park and Preserve.
