Undergraduates study swallow colony on base
This summer several UAA undergraduates have taken their education off campus to on base at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson’s Otter Lake to study tree swallows....
Mount Marathon race introduces old and new champions
The traditional race in Seward took place for the 90th time on the Fourth of July
Local movie makers screen their first feature film
BIZZAY, a local production company with ties to the University of Alaska, recently screened their first feature length film, "Chance"
Goosefest returns for its third annual celebration
UAA's first and only summer music festival is back for another round
Father-son duo to kick off 2017-18 basketball season
Son of UAA head basketball coach signed national letter of intent to join the Seawolves following his 2017 graduation from Dimond High School
The flying gymnast: Marie-Sophie Boggasch takes on the Alaskan sky
In the spring of 2016, Marie-Sophie Boggasch, UAA gymnast, graduated with a bachelor's degree in aviation technology emphasizing on professional piloting. Boggasch joined UAA's...
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College Cookbook: Roses gone wild
Bring food and drink to another level with this burst of floral flavor.
Get tipsy with springtime spruce tips
Take advantage of the abundance of spruce tips this spring.
‘The Look of Silence’ goes where ‘The Act of Killing’ couldn’t
The critically acclaimed precursor to “The Look of Silence,” “The Act of Killing,” was criticized for its ethical problems. In making its subjects, those...