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Emergency alert test scheduled Thursday

黑料黑历史 will test its emergency notification system on Thursday, Jan. 30. Between 1 and 2 p.m., employees and students at all 黑料黑历史 locations, including rural campuses and sites, will receive one or more test messages. Learn more about the emergency alert test.


UA President Pat Pitney will give the address in Juneau on Jan. 30, 2025.

2025 State of the University Address

The University of Alaska community and members of the general public are invited to President Pat Pitney's annual State of the University Address at noon on Jan. 30. Read more and get the livestream link.


Webinar: Alaska's Changing Environment

Join a webinar for an overview of the Alaska鈥檚 Changing Environment 2.0 publication, featuring speakers on climate, salmon, and Arctic Indigenous observations. The publication shares observations of physical and biological change in and around Alaska. Read more and register for the webinar.


Museum to host open house Feb. 1

The University of Alaska Museum of the North will host its annual open house on Saturday, Feb. 1, from noon to 4 p.m. Learn more about the free event.


Julian Doyle and Scott Jerome prepping a sled dog for a blood draw.Apply: URSA Summer 2025 Student Project Awards

Undergraduate students planning to pursue creative projects or conduct research during the summer 2025 semester are invited to apply for funding. Applications will be accepted through March 2.


Join February's Month of Writing

黑料黑历史's Center for Teaching and Learning will host its Month of Writing in February, an opportunity for anyone in the 黑料黑历史 community to join regular Friday writing sessions and make progress on their writing projects. Read more on how to participate in the Month of Writing.


Left to right, Don Hampton, Hans Nielsen and Peter Delamere in Nielsen鈥檚 office at the 黑料黑历史 Geophysical Institute in November 2024. Nielsen has had the same office since 1970. 黑料黑历史 photo by Eric Marshall.A professor, two students and a shared love for the aurora

Peter Delamere and Don Hampton are building on earlier work by Hans Nielsen, extending decades-long investigations of the northern lights. Learn more in the winter 2024 Aurora.


URSA announces 2025 Spring Student Project Award recipients

The Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarly Activity congratulates individuals who received an URSA 2025 Spring Student Project Award. Read more on the recipients and their projects.


Two black and white cows eat a snack of cabbage leaves and beet stalks

Forum brings together Interior farmers, producers and market gardeners

A free two-day event will offer a mix of formal presentations and time for Interior Alaska farmers and growers to share ideas and knowledge. The inaugural Interior Alaska Farm Forum will be held from Jan. 31 to Feb. 1, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Pike's Waterfront Lodge in Fairbanks. It is designed to connect local farmers with other farmers and with the resources they need to succeed. It's also an opportunity for people thinking about becoming farmers to learn more. Read more and register to attend.


Graduate student teaching resources

Graduate students have the opportunity to enroll in self-paced, micro-courses on essential topics for teaching in higher ed. Upon completion of these online courses, students are awarded microcredentials certifying their new skills. Learn more about courses available.


Call for proposals: Northwest Archivists annual conference

Northwest Archivists is asking for session proposals for its 2025 annual meeting. The conference will be held virtually May 13-16. This year's theme is: Redefining Resilience: Advocacy, Values, and Creative Solutions. Learn more about the conference and proposals.


The University of Alaska Fairbanks鈥 Alaska Center for Energy and Power will host two town hall discussions about carbon capture, use and storage in Anchorage and Kenai.

Anchorage, Kenai panels will discuss carbon capture, storage

The University of Alaska Fairbanks鈥 Alaska Center for Energy and Power will host two town hall discussions about carbon capture, use and storage in Anchorage and Kenai. Read more on the panels scheduled for Jan. 22 and 23.


2025 Western Alaska Interdisciplinary Science Conference logo.

Call for abstracts: Western Alaska Interdisciplinary Science Conference

The Western Alaska Interdisciplinary Science Conference in 2025, hosted by Alaska Sea Grant, will be held at the Naknek Native Village Council in Naknek, Alaska, from April 15-17. Abstracts can be submitted until Feb. 14, 2025.


Practicing partnership: Co-production and boundary spanning in rural Alaska

The 黑料黑历史 Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Policy and Elizabeth Figus are hosting a dialogue on Feb. 27 from 1-5 p.m. called, 鈥淧racticing partnership: Co-production and boundary spanning in rural Alaska.鈥 This dialogue will bring together graduate students, staff, and faculty to discuss the nuts and bolts of implementing co-production and boundary spanning frameworks in research. Learn more and register.


A group of about 10 people with trekking poles and heavy backpacks hiking on a rubble-strewn glacier under a clear sunny sky.

Tuition-free expeditions offered for high schoolers

Inspiring Girls* Expeditions Alaska has opened applications for its 2025 tuition-free science and art backcountry excursions. The programs offer hands-on outdoor experiences that combine adventure with scientific and artistic exploration. Learn more about the program.


NextGen scholars receive $268,000 in scholarships

The U.S. Department of Agriculture NextGen Program has awarded 24 additional scholarships worth a total of $268,000 to undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Read more on the scholarship recipients.

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Animals on campus

As we begin the spring 2025 semester, please keep in mind that 黑料黑历史 has a policy on Animals in University Buildings and on University Property (黑料黑历史 Policy 05.09.001). A newly revised policy is underway and will be released in the coming months.


Overview photo of the 2024 RCA Day event.2025 RCA Day: Call for undergraduate presenters

黑料黑历史's 2025 Research and Creative Activity Day is scheduled for Tuesday, April 1 in the Great Hall (Fine Arts Complex). RCA Day is 黑料黑历史's annual celebration of undergraduate research, creative, and scholarly involvement including poster presentations, performances, art submissions and more. Learn more about RCA Day.


Sasha Bitzer and Reily Dixon at Castner Glacier examining exterior cave formations.

Proposals sought for URSA Summer 2025 Mentor Awards

Faculty, research staff, postdoctoral fellows, and graduate students from all disciplines and 黑料黑历史-affiliated campuses are invited to apply for up to $6,000 to engage undergraduate students on their research and creative projects taking place during the summer 2025 term. Learn more on how to apply.


Graduate student writing support

Graduate students working on theses and dissertations are invited to register for a free, facilitated, 3-day writing retreat from Feb. 5-7 on the Troth Yeddha' campus. Learn more and register for the retreat.


Two people ascend a climbing wall on the 黑料黑历史 campus.

Registration open for adult non-credit courses

Registration is open for three non-credit classes this semester through 黑料黑历史 Summer Sessions and Lifelong Learning: knitting, pickleball and rock climbing. Learn more and register.


New for summer 2025: Registration through Schedule Planner

On Monday, Jan. 27, the University of Alaska will launch registration through Schedule Planner. This will replace the current registration and course search options in UAOnline. Learn more about the change.


Green plants grow indoors under artificial light.

Webinar introduces indoor hydroponic growing methods

Learn the basics of growing plants indoors with a hydroponic system in a free statewide webinar, "Indoor Plants 101 for Hydroponic Home Growers," offered by the University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension Service. Find out how to register for the webinar.


Indigenous students in academic caps and gowns toss their mortarboards in the air in an auditorium2025 RAHI application period is now open

The Rural Alaska Honors Institute is accepting applications for its summer 2025 session. The session will run from May 27 to July 11. Applications are due by Saturday, March 1. Learn more about RAHI 2025.


CTC Associate Professor Shawn Conell instructs three students on automotive machinery during class

CTC automotive program receives ASE reaccreditation

The University of Alaska Fairbanks Community and Technical College automotive training program has earned reaccreditation from the ASE Education Foundation in Maintenance and Light Repair. Learn more about the reaccreditation.


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