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The Arbor Day Foundation recognized UAA as a Tree Campus Higher Education institution for promoting healthy trees and engaging students and staff in the spirit of conservation.

With September designated as National Safety Month, University of Alaska Anchorage Police Department Chief Jeff Earle reminds students, faculty and staff to download the Rave Guardian App to their smartphone and offers tips for having a happy, healthy and safe fall semester.

Tyler Cushman’s graduate research will study a process known as atmospheric corrosion in cold climates through a collaboration with NASA and is expected to have wider benefits for Alaska’s infrastructure.

Kicking off the university’s heritage month celebrations is Latinx Heritage Month, an event that offers virtual and in-person events from lectures and discussions to trivia and art.

UAA alumni and Seawolf gymnastics coaches Marie-Sophie Boggasch and Kendra Daniels talk about achieving reinstatement for this season, the work ahead and their journeys from performing to coaching gymnastics.

Take action and learn the skills to recognize warning signs that someone may be at risk for suicide and what you can do to help someone who may be in crisis.

As the Arctic continues to experience changes due to climate change, Jeffery Welker, professor in UAA’s Department of Biological Sciences, is helping lead an international research team aboard the U.S. Coast Guard’s Healy Icebreaker to document and study the dramatic transformation.

Last fall, UAA announced its Fast Track Certificate program. This year, the Municipality of Anchorage has collaborated with the university with a $3 million American Rescue Plan Act grant that broadens the scope of the Fast Track program.

Friday, Sept. 3 was UAA Day at the Alaska State Fair. From green and gold flair to giant pumpkins, take a look at our slideshow highlighting the best moments.

The Seawolf hockey program has surpassed its fundraising mark, resulting in the D-I team’s reinstatement and paving the way for the team to resume play in the 2022-23 season. The current total raised behind the Save Seawolf Hockey effort is more than $3.1 million, assuring hockey’s future in Seawolf Nation.