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Due to the greatly reduced number of students and employees on campus this academic year, parking permits will not be required to park in surface lots or parking garages. For students living on campus, a free permit to park in housing lots will be required and is available from University Housing. If you have already purchased a parking permit for the fall semester, Parking Services will automatically issue you a refund.

Because the majority of classes this fall will take place via alternate delivery with limited face-to-face courses and plans for the spring ’21 semester remain under review, all Seawolf Shuttle services will be paused for the 2020-21 academic year.

The University of Alaska Human Resources would like to announce the upcoming professional development opportunities for Fall 2020. Keep reading for more information and to register for training sessions.

Ice skates for sale: 1 Pair of K2 Alexis Ice Pro Hockey Skates, Women Size 6.5, Black with Some White and Pink; 1 Pair of Roces Figure Skates, Women's Size 11, Blue-White Star Pattern, Made in Italy; 1 Pair of Roces Model Brits Figure Skates, Women's Size 11, Sand-Black Madras Pattern, Made in Italy.

Join us Friday, Aug. 21, 9 a.m. as we welcome the fall 2020 semester together with our first UAA Chancellor's Virtual Faculty and Staff Welcome! We are excited to welcome you back for the new academic year and to celebrate the #UAAmazing work you do in support of our students, institution and community.

Last spring UAA launched Seawolf Mentor, a peer-to-peer mentorship program designed to help students navigate college life and offer an extra layer of support.

UAA in-person activities, events, conferences and large gatherings are suspended indefinitely due to the COVID-19, although many are continuing remotely. Learn more about virtual engagement opportunities, including Campus Kickoff.

The UAA Cultural Heritage Month Steering Committee requests your help planning Fall 2020 cultural celebration months! Students, staff and faculty are invited to join our campus-wide planning meeting.

Lorelei Sterling, associate professor and head of access services at the UAA/APU Consortium Library, will read a segment of Fahrenheit 451 during the first annual Ray Bradbury Read-A-Thon this Saturday, Aug. 22. The event begins at 12:30 p.m. AKDT and will be livestreamed at RayBradburyReadAThon.com.