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Brett Keene landed the ultimate summer internship when an unexpected opportunity arose for him to spend 10 weeks at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland.

UAA welcomed students, staff, faculty, alumni and families back to campus last Saturday for Campus Kickoff. Held annually, the event brings together some of the best UAA experiences to celebrate the start of a new academic year. View a slideshow of photos from this year's festivities!

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor, author and nursing science alumna Dr. Kathleen Sutcliffe returns to give the keynote address at UAA's annual Homecoming Breakfast.

UAA student-athlete Caroline Kurgat was honored last week with a legislative citation from the state of Alaska. The members of the Thirty-First Alaska State Legislature congratulate Kurgat for her outstanding athletic ability and dedication to excellence.

When Joe Longuevan’s family moved from Colorado to Alaska his senior year of high school, he was less than thrilled. But now, nearly five years later, the UAA double major in economics and history is entering his senior year and he wouldn’t change a thing.

For the past 27 years, UAA dance professor Jill Flanders Crosby has been working on a project spanning generations, mediums and even the Atlantic Ocean.

The UAA APU Consortium Library Archives and Special Collections provides professors and students access to Alaska’s rich history through photos and text documents to not only provide a greater understanding of the state’s distant past but to also connect future generations.

The UAA APU Consortium Library Archives and Special Collections provides professors and students access to Alaska's rich history through photos and text documents to not only provide a greater understanding of the state’s distant past but to also connect future generations.

This summer, UAA Community and Technical College's Culinary Arts and Hospitality Administration Division hosted the 2019 Culinary and Bakery Boot Camps for middle and high school students.

For UAA alumnus Quenton Nelson, an epic road trip up the Alcan to visit the 49th State led to a geology degree and a lifelong bucket list accomplishment of learning German. Nelson completed a second bachelor’s degree in languages in 2018 and will put his skills to the test this fall when he heads abroad to Austria to teach with the US Teaching Assistantship program.