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Seawolf Dining proudly partnered with the UAA Health Promotions Team Fall Free Soup Event, providing stress relief during finals week. Over 300 students enjoyed comforting soup and new this year a unique stress-reduction llama encounter by Last Frontier Trail Llamas.

A fun class diving into cooking with chemical modifiers and new technology to arrive at new and delicious places.

Researchers at the University of Alaska know that undertaking research at a university disconnected from the continental United States poses many unique challenges, such as isolation, lack of resources, and difficulty attracting, cultivating and retaining talent.

Come celebrate Elisa Mattison's wonderful career at UAA and wish her well upon her retirement.

It's normal to feel nervous or overwhelmed around exam time but if you’re finding it hard to deal with, reach out for support. Togetherall is a safe online community, available 24/7 and its anonymous. There is also a range of useful resources to get support. Join today at www.togetherall.com with your UAA email.

A smart degree plan at UAA is to get your GERs done and follow along with the progression of your major classes, but most students will also need to complete a considerable amount of electives in order to finish their degree. This course will fit into that need!

Single session Saturday class. Prepare a delicious breakfast and learn a few tricks! Class available to students, faculty and community!

Looking to sell a few books? From Dec. 1 through Dec. 30, sell your books back at the online bookstore and get a check mailed to you.

Claybody is having their end of semester Pottery Sale on Friday, December 8, 8am - 5pm, GHH 108. All items are handmade by UAA Ceramics students and faculty.

Join ISER for a seminar exploring how we finance education in Alaska, including the history of the school funding system, how our investments compare with those in other states, the impact of funding decisions on our schools and students, and how other states determine funding adequacy and mechanisms. This event is free and open to the public. There's a reception at 5:30 p.m. before the event at 7 p.m.