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Are you a high school or college student wanting to get into medical school someday? Don't miss Alaska WWAMI’s upcoming 11th-annual Alaska PreMed Summit, on April 2 at UAA's Rasmuson Hall.

Wear your helmet! As both a competitive elite cyclist and brain injury researcher for the military, Air Force veteran Ranjodh Gill, M.P.H. '10, has a message for all the adventurous Alaskans itching for another summer under the midnight sun.

A course project in experimental economics by two UAA students showed that small-scale corporate social responsibility can be sustainable, even for a small local business.

Dental Days helps UAA students hone skills while offering free dental hygienist and assistant care to people who can’t afford to see a dentist.

Cabin Fever Debates pit the university's best amateur debaters against each other in a 32-team six-week intramural tournament, with a mighty cash prize on the line. At UAA, Cabin Fever truly is one of the best parts of spring.

Lessons from the best: "By my sophomore year, I realized just how important the library is."

USUAA President Jonathon Taylor has represented UAA's 16,000-strong student body since August. Here, he answers a few questions on his team's work so far, the best campus hangout spots and how the student voice plays a role in the university's future.

Americans seem addicted to smartphones, but—unlike the Japanese— turn a cold shoulder to robots. UAA's recent Cyber-Ethics Conference explored why.

Eleven members of the UAA family recently won spots on the Alaska Journal of Commerce's 2016 list of the 'Top Forty Under 40' most influential people in Alaska.

For Kennis Brady, Team Alaska is more than just a line on her résumé. It's also an apt description of her outlook on life. Currently in Greenland for the Arctic Winter Games, this M.P.A. grad is an outspoken and optimistic champion of her home state.