2023 Archive

PWSC is offering Introduction to American Government, taught by Cherise Beatus. In this three-credit course, students will delve into the history of the U.S. Constitution and explore the structure of the national government, including its three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial.

This fall, Dr. Dennis Humphrey, associate professor of English, teaches the Literature of the United States I (ENGL A205) course at PWSC. Enrolling in this class provides significant advantages for students.

The Chronicles of Yarnia will be returning to weekly meetings every Wednesday from 3 - 5 p.m. starting on June 14 at Kaladi Brothers at UAA Everybody is welcome and every craft is welcome!

The Office of the Bursar will be closed Friday, June 30, for fiscal year end processing. UAOnline will be down beginning at 3 p.m.

All-you-care-to eat lunch is only $14 at Creekside for all valid WOLFcard holders this summer. To see menus, prices, and hours please visit our website!

The UA Foundation is pleased to announce that gaining access to funds held at the UA Foundation will be easier than ever before. This new process was developed in collaboration with fiscal managers from each university with a goal to allow for a simplified and standardized process of spending foundation funds, making it easier for the university to put these donor dollars to work.

Try your hand at camp cooking with a Dutch oven and charcoal briquettes! We’ll be making a peach cobbler to share, so bring your sweet tooth and a jacket to spend time together cooking outside.

Using Reason to Resolve Conflict Friday, June 16, 2023, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. Whether they take place in the workplace or in one’s personal life, conflicts are inevitable; however, that does not mean that they must always be damaging.

Come celebrate Pride at UAA's annual party! We'll discuss historical moments in queer history as we move together around campus and reflect on informative signs made by The Family (a one-mile route).