The classic tale of the Nutcracker gets a twist
The Nutcracker is a family-friendly, holiday classic. But how many times can the tale be told before it becomes lackadaisical? Pulse Dance Company is...
Last First Friday of the year
It's the last opportunity in 2018 to check out First Friday with a wintry walk downtown. There's plenty to see and do, along with...
A ‘fun-filmed’ 10 days
The 18th season of the Anchorage International Film Festival is in full swing. The 10-day event, which began on Nov. 30 and will continue...
A one-stop shop for the holidays while supporting local artists
Looking for the perfect gift for everybody on your list this holiday season? The UAA Clay Body Club, the university’s student-run ceramics club, has...
‘New Kid’ sends important message to children disguised as humorous play
“New Kid,” the next performance on the UAA Theatre and Dance schedule, is a production aimed at Anchorage’s younger audience of elementary-aged students. The...
Poetry workshop to prepare students for annual conference
Sigma Tau Delta, the International English Honor Society at UAA, will host a poetry workshop and slam poetry reading on Nov. 28 . The...
Gobble ’til you wobble: Where to find fun, events, food this...
If you're like me, Christmas started on Nov. 1 — but, of course, that doesn't mean we skip over Thanksgiving. There's obviously a break...
Local Alaskan artist to showcase unique medium in ARC Gallery
Carol Lambert, an Alaskan resident since 1979 and an artist much earlier, is a prominent figure in the Alaskan printmaking community and is bringing...
Something for everyone at Tri Sigma’s holiday bazaar
For the second year in a row, the Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma, or Tri Sigma, will host a holiday bazaar for all...
The core of Dance Club shines in Student Showcase
The dance studio in the Professional Studies Building will host the UAA Dance Student Showcase put on by UAA's Dance Club.
The production features 25...
‘Mr. UAA’: Good fun for a good cause
It's not too often that men are offered the chance to compete in pageants. “Mr. UAA” is just that opportunity.
Sigma Sigma Sigma, or Tri...
Biennial faculty art exhibition to show off talent in art department
Erudite Antics, the 11th UAA Faculty Biennial Exhibition returns to the Kimura Gallery on Nov. 12. The exhibition occurs every two years in order...
Annual fall career fair provides opportunities for networking
The annual UAA Fall Career Fair, hosted by Career Exploration & Services, will take place on Nov. 8. The event offers students, alumni and...
UAA’s rising star: Meet Devan Hawkins
“I’m addicted ,” said Devan Hawkins. “Nothing makes me more frustrated but nothing makes me happier."
Hawkins, a senior studying social work at UAA just...
‘The Human Condition’ aims deep but falls flat
A collection of four short films revolving around motifs of choice and hard-earned life lessons, “The Human Condition” by Anchorage-based media film marketing agency,...
Suit-up and dress for success
JCPenney and UAA are teaming up to help students and alumni find their next professional outfit for a discounted price.
The Suit-Up Event is a...
Hello Halloween
There's plenty to do this season whether it's trick-or-treating or getting the best costume together for a contest. Here are events happening on Halloween...
Alaska Federation of Natives Convention
The Alaska Federation of Natives is the largest statewide Native organization in Alaska. Members include 186 federally recognized tribes, 177 village corporations, 12 regional...
“Playhouse Creatures” creates reflection of women in theatre
The first production of the semester from UAA's Department of Theatre and Dance kicks off next weekend.
The cast of "Playhouse Creatures" can be found...
Find the key to a capella with free event
A capella greets the town with a special event held on campus.
It's not a UAA event, but held at the Wendy Williamson Auditorium on...
Celebrating over 25 years of haunted Halloween fun
For 25 years, Haunted Halloween Fun Night has been one of the biggest community Halloween events in Anchorage. Taking over the UAA Student Union...
Four of a kind: BIZZAY’s “The Human Condition” explores connected themes...
“It’s a reminder that we’re all mortal, and we’re all going to die… So live as if you’re going to die,” Devan Hawkins said...
Local Artist Spotlight: Brian Schuch
Originating from a background in wilderness survival, Brian Schuch’s knife making follows traditional practices to produce unique, authentic and practical works of art.
In under...
National juried art competition ‘No Big Heads’ to open for 33rd...
“No Big Heads,” the Hugh McPeck gallery’s annual national self-portrait juried exhibition, is returning for its 33rd year on Oct. 18. The exhibition welcomes...
Kim Petras delivers everything you love about halloween in “Turn off...
Kim Petras is back at it again, delivering an eight track mixtape: “Turn off The Light Vol. 1.” It’s just in time for October’s...
UAA Jazz Ensemble to spread love of jazz with benefit concert
The first Jazz Benefit Concert of the year will be in swing on Oct. 24. A variety of talents from UAA students, faculty, alumni...
All Things Debauchery: “Bloodello” returns to Koot’s
At the end of the month, the worlds of haunt and burlesque will collide once again for the return of “Bloodello,” a burlesque show...
UPASS celebrates 20-year anniversary with art competition
The “Platinum Partnership” art exhibit, named after the anniversary metal for 20 years, is a component of a year-long celebration in honor of the...
UAA painting professor provokes thought with exhibition in Anchorage Museum
“When I first walked in, the thing that struck me was the level of skill that I saw in the paintings. They are incredibly...
Homecoming week packed with activities and competition
Homecoming week is just around the corner, and Student Life and Leadership, USUAA and plenty of other campus clubs and organizations have been busy...