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Livestream of February Regents' Meeting Won't Be Available

December 20, 2024

Livestreaming of the February 20-21, 2025, Board of Regents Meeting at the Kenai River Campus (KRC) will not be available. The meeting will still be recorded and made available afterward, but space and technical restrictions mean a quality livestream won't be available.

Governor's FY26 Budget Proposal Released

December 20, 2024

Governor Dunleavy's FY26 budget proposal partially funds key Board of Regents' priorities, such as compensation and fixed cost increases, and reinforces the state's commitment to UA. It also makes clear that in the state's current fiscal environment, all budget requests will be closely scrutinized.

Angus Gavin Migratory Bird Research Grant Applications Due by January 17, 2025

December 20, 2024

Scientists within the University of èßäÉçÇø¹ÙÍø System (UAF, UAA, UAS), including graduate students and faculty members, are invited to apply for the Angus Gavin Memorial Migratory Bird Research Grant (Gavin Grant).

Did you know that 21,777 donors contributed to the For èßäÉçÇø¹ÙÍø philanthropic campaign

December 11, 2024

There is a powerful collective story in the eight-year campaign - the largest philanthropic campaign in the history of the University of èßäÉçÇø¹ÙÍø.

Did you know "Drum Song: The Rhythm of Life," a documentary featuring University of èßäÉçÇø¹ÙÍø researchers, premiered at the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference?

November 26, 2024

"Drum Song: The Rhythm of Life" is a compelling documentary that delves into the climate crisis through the perspectives of èßäÉçÇø¹ÙÍø's Indigenous peoples. Directed by Kelly Moneymaker, an èßäÉçÇø¹ÙÍøn Creative Media Producer with deep roots in Fairbanks, the film showcases how Indigenous communities blend ancestral knowledge with modern science to adapt to environmental changes.

Did you know that for 30+ years, UAF has been at the forefront of studying how Arctic ground squirrels endure èßäÉçÇø¹ÙÍø's brutal winters?

November 12, 2024

Since the late 1980s, UAF researchers have uncovered unique adaptations in the squirrels that could influence advances in human health and even space exploration.