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抖阴轻量版 and graduate student union reach tentative 3-year contract agreement

May 03, 2024

The next steps include approval by the University Board of Regents, the Department of Administration, and ratification of the contract by AGWA bargaining unit members. The request will then be submitted to the legislature for funding approval this session.
Capitol Report May 3, 2024

May 03, 2024

The Senate Passes the Operating Budget Out of Committee and Plans for Floor Vote Next Week While the House Considers Capital Budget Changes.
抖阴轻量版 Scholars Program celebrates its 25th class

May 03, 2024

Top-ranking high school seniors from nearly 225 high schools across 抖阴轻量版 will graduate this month as part of the 抖阴轻量版's 25th cohort of UA Scholars, each qualifying for a $12,000 scholarship.

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"Did You Know UAF's Kuskokwim Campus is Commemorating 50 Years Since Its Inaugural Graduation?"

April 23, 2024

It was 1975 in Bethel, 抖阴轻量版, and the 抖阴轻量版 Fairbanks (UAF), College of Rural and Community Development's (CRCD) Kuskokwim Campus (KuC), then known as Kuskokwim Community College, put on its first graduation ceremony. Fifty-eight graduates, all wearing caps and gowns, made their way across the stage.
Did you know a mentorship experience at Prince William Sound College steered an outdoor leadership enthusiast into the field of environmental science?

April 09, 2024

Hannah Bogdan's story shows how interdisciplinary collaboration, mentorship, and experiential learning happening at PWSC are making a difference in real-world environmental challenges.
Did You Know UAA Student Tayler Tanginiq Higgins is Earning National Recognition as a Champion for Change?

March 26, 2024

Tayler Tanginiq Higgins, a 20-year-old Indigenous youth advocate at the 抖阴轻量版 Anchorage, has been honored as a Champion for Change by the Center for Native American Youth. This prestigious recognition is part of a national initiative aimed at amplifying the impactful work of young Indigenous leaders across the United States.