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Examining the development and formation of pingos (perennial mounds of massive ice and permafrost soils) can help reveal the response of periglacial landscapes to past and future hydroclimate variability.

Maternal mortality in the US is more than four times higher than that of Germany and Sweden and nearly three times higher than that of the UK. Further, the rate of maternal mortality in the US is rising, having nearly doubled over the past three decades.

A visiting guest artist to the UAA Music Department, classical guitarist from University of Kentucky, Dr. Dieter Hennings-Yeomans, will present a concert on Saturday, April 8, in the UAA Recital Hall. This is a ticketed event.

UAA Dance in Concert Retrospective 2023 performs from the atrium to other galleries located museum-wide for First Friday, April 7. This annual and final event produced by the UAA Dance Program, Department of Theatre and Dance, will present new choreographies and repertory work, one livestream dance event, and the premiere of five dance films.

Kevin Wilhelm is a senior principal at Point B and is one of the world’s pre-eminent business consultants and speakers in the field of sustainability. The College of Business and Public Policy is hosting Kevin’s visit to UAA on Thursday, March 30.

Sober Seawolves is a student-organized recovery support group and follows an all-recovery model. It is open to anyone in or working towards recovery and different pathways of recovery are supported.

An opportunity to engage with a veteran readiness and employment Regional Director. Lunch Provided.

The College of Business and Public Policy (CBPP) has announced 2023 summer academies from May 31-June 8, with options for middle school and high school students.

PWSC Internship Program: We are excited to announce the fourth year of an internship program in partnership with the National Park Service and PWSC!

The UAA Combat Climate Change Club (C4) is hosting a WorldWide Teach-In on Climate and Justice on March 29, 2023 in CPISB 120 at 3 p.m.