A sneak peek at Theatre and Dance’s upcoming year
Lights, camera, action and a lot of hard work. The UAA Department of Theatre and Dance has plenty of new shows to perform this...
Celebrate UAA’s first Democracy & Civic Action Week
Democracy & Civic Action Week is an eight-day event filled with activities aimed to engage participants in learning about their rights and responsibilities as...
Tune into ‘two hours of pure randomness’ with “The Boys Are...
"The Boys Are Back in Town" is a student-run radio show on KRUA, the university's radio station. The show is performed by three close...
The Bounded Text exhibit to occupy Kimura Gallery, ARC Gallery
The Kimura Gallery and the ARC Gallery's newest exhibit features unique art with a unique theme.
Five national and international female artists have worked on...
Annual exhibit shows off Camera Club’s talents
The Camera Club will exhibit their photographs at The Hugh McPeck Gallery for their annual exhibit, "Through Our Eyes."
The Camera Club, one of many...
‘Catch & Release’ welcomes students back to campus at Hugh McPeck
Two UAA fine arts majors are sharing the Hugh McPeck Gallery’s space for its latest exhibit.
Katherine Massong and Erin Cockreham have been working during...
Kick off the school year with live music, food and SNL...
Campus Kick-Off is a huge welcoming party for UAA freshman and returning students. It's a great way to see what UAA has to offer...
The last First Friday of summer
There's a lot to do while the sun's still out this First Friday in downtown Anchorage with events starting as early as 4 p.m.
The...
UAA graduate showcases ‘Intimacy’
In May, Anya Gudimova graduated from UAA with a degree in art with a concentration in painting, and a minor in English with an...
Looking back on ‘The Clone Returns Home’ and the Foreign Film...
Five years ago, “The Clone Returns Home” was the first movie I reviewed for this column. And as a movie about returns to life,...
Print Club members showcase the art of printmaking
The Hugh McPeck Gallery on the second floor of the Student Union opened its doors to “Print Club,” an exhibition showcasing the work of...
Goosefest replaced with smaller events this summer
After three years of Goosefest, the July event will not be returning this summer.
Goosefest, a small music festival at Cuddy Quad, was starting to...
All About Anchorage: summer events in June
Take a look at what Anchorage has to offer through the first month of the summer
PBS Kids show portrays Alaska Native culture
Princess Daazhraii Johnson, a Gwich’in Athabascan producer who lives in Fairbanks, is the creative producer for the series. She is also an alumna of UAA.
Bivy offers internship, aimed at art students
The small space, owned by Simonetta Mignano, is looking for an intern to fill a role working at Bivy for three to six months, four hours a week.
Coming to peace with injury: UAA artist creates her urn
Ember Jackinsky has an upcoming First Friday show at Bootleggers 8 Star Saloon, 612 F St., on May 4 at 5 p.m.
UAA ensemble to play crowd favorites for spring commencement
With a few more rehearsals to go through, Proskurnya and the ensemble will be ready to play in the Alaska Airlines Center on May 6 to celebrate this year’s graduates.
It’s a war of tones in the tryhard Austrian flick ‘Sarajevo’
Never has a movie been as blindingly overexposed as “Sarajevo.”
Ceramics students to present a semester’s work in Annual Spring Pottery...
On May 4 at 8 a.m., the doors to the wheel throwing studio will open for the Annual Spring Pottery Sale. UAA’s Clay Body...
Seven seniors hold thesis exhibit
For many seniors, a thesis paper is mandatory before graduating, but for the bachelor’s of fine arts students, a week-long exhibition showcasing their work...
Every opportunity ‘The Windmill’ has, it squanders
It’s rare to have a slasher so frontloaded with exposition that it feels rushed in its last half, but here we have “The Windmill,”...
Juried Student Art Show highlights talents from all majors
Any and all are welcome to submit their pieces to the art show to be judged by a juror
Students to showcase unique abilities in UAA Talent Show
On April 19 at 7 p.m., UAA students, staff, faculty, and the general public will have the opportunity to watch students show off their...
Quick Dash Films shows off collaborative talents in short films
Brothers James and John Kendall are making short films for now, but hope to someday create a feature film.
The Kendall brothers grew up in...
Record Review: Summer 2018 has arrived in Kali Uchis’ ‘Isolation’
As winter retreats and snow continues to melt, the promise of summer glimmers in the near future, Kali Uchis’ debut studio album "Isolation" hints...
Some stories are black-and-white, ‘A Yellow Bird’ is black and blacker
Siva (Sivakumar Palakrishnan) is always on the outside looking in. As an ex-convict, getting out of prison only presented more challenges. Life outside it...
Dancers open the floor for next generation
During these dance battles, all the participants sign up for a specific battle and showcase their moves in front of their opponent(s). While they give it their all, three judges intently watch how they groove to the music and connect with their opponent.
The Weeknd steers us through heartbreak in ‘My Dear Melancholy’
The album consists of six songs with a total run time of 22 minutes. The album’s size takes you on an emotional journey through The Weeknd’s eyes.
Rain and Zoe travel to the main stage
"Rain and Zoe Save the World" is about the journey of two teenagers who travel cross-country via motorcycle to join a group of oil protesters. Along the way, Rain and Zoe learn the possible dangers the world may experience.
Pop into the Recital Hall for a concert of covers
The Contemporary Pop Songs Concert is free and open to the public.