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UAA participating in national survey to assess how students process news and information

 

UA Press releases 'The Tanana Chiefs: Native Rights and Western Law'

 

Read the latest news from UAA's Anchorage residential campus

Did you know there are approximately 700 students each semester that call UAA home? Take a moment to read the latest news from residential campus in the On-Campus Living newsletter!

UAA Early Childhood programs receive national accreditation

 

Women Veteran Athletes Initiative photography series on display at Student Union through March

 

IT Services announces updates to voicemail and voicemail policy

Starting March 19, 2018, voicemail will once again be delivered to a user's email as an attachment, which can be listened to via the user's email client or downloaded to save/archive.

Beverly Cotton Shuford named Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services

Beverly Cotton Shuford has accepted the position of vice chancellor for administrative services following a nationwide search. She will begin at UAA on May 3, 2018.

Seawolf Shuttle drivers celebrate three years accident-free

The UAA Seawolf Shuttle drivers are celebrating a huge milestone. Drivers have logged more than 200,000 miles over the past three years, without a single accident. Congratulations Nick, Don, Richard, Judy, Kate, Larry, Janeen, Robert and Dani!

West Campus water offline due to blown fire hydrant

West Campus water is offline as of March 5, 2018 due to a blown fire hydrant. Please be aware of this as you come onto campus today. UAA Facilities is coordinating with a local contractor to complete the repair as quickly as possible.

UA Press releases new Alaska Literary Series titles

The University of Alaska Press has released "Entangled: People and Ecological Change in Alaska’s Kachemak Bay" by Marilyn Sigman, "In the Quiet Season and Other Stories" by Martha Amore and "Just Between Us" by David McElroy. Read more about these new titles.
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