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In the UAF Pub on Jan. 30, 2012, the Fat Cat team, works hard to answer the tricky Trivia questions. Baptiste Haentjens/ Sun Star.

Long-time advisor bids farewell to students »

This 'scout' drone used as a way of gathering data to aid in the clean up of oil-spills. This drone was on display at the Science for Alaska lecture on Tuesday night. The lecture 'Alaska - As Seen From an Unmanned Aircraft' was given by Gregory Walker, the director for the Poker Flats Research Range, the the Westmark, Regency Hotel on Tuesday night, January 31st, 2012. Michelle Strehl/ Sun Star.

UAF uses unmanned aerial vehicles for dangerous research »

Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches group together in the nocturnal room of the "Leggy!" exhibit at the UA Museum of the North on Jan. 25th, 2012. The exhibit will run through May 5th, 2012. Michelle Strehl / Sun Star

‘Leggy!’ exhibit makes creepy crawlers fun »

An Afghan man walks beside soldiers from Charlie Company of the 1st Battalion 5th Infantry Regiment during an air assault in partnership with the Afghan National Army on Dec. 29, 2011, in Molla Dust, Kandahar Province, Afghanistan. The ANA forces lead the search and clearing for caches of explosive materials and IED parts. Photo by JR Ancheta

UAF student follows soldiers’ stories to Afghanistan »

Opinion/Editorial

The little things that matter »

Today's common wisdom is that the little things we do don't matter. …

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News

Not working out: SRC construction causes recreational classes to be canceled, relocated »

Students who signed up for classes at the Student Recreation Center had better stay hydrated, stretch properly and be prepared…

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UAF grad returns as published poet »

When women came to Alaska in the hopes of becoming rich in the 1920s Alaska Gold Rush, none of them…

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We’re number 5: UAF places high in US News & World Report popularity rankings »

Last month, U.S. News & World Report magazine announced its annual list of the “Most Popular National Universities.” UAF…

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» 13:32 Not working out: SRC construction causes recreational classes to be canceled, relocated
» 12:00 UAF grad returns as published poet
» 11:30 We’re number 5: UAF places high in US News & World Report popularity rankings
» 10:43 Fairbanks man assaults student at black light dance
» 21:19 Arrivederci Italy, merhaba Jordan
» 20:27 Nanooks forge through a weekend of ups and downs
» 20:10 Helping the community: UAF Dining Services aids local soup kitchen

Sports

This week in UAF sports »

This week in Nanook sports: Men's Hockey, Skiing, Women's Basketball and Men's Basketball.…

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Nanooks forge through a weekend of ups and downs »

This week in Nanook sports: Women's Swimming, Men's Hockey and Women's Basketball.…

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Frozen few brave the cold for annual run »

Six racers took on the low winter temperatures and icy roads as they ran 6.4 miles on campus, one taking the short cut.…

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Editorial

Fee hike kills popular sport

For the first time in more than ten years, broomball will not be an intramural sport at UAF.…

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Columns

Arrivederci Italy, merhaba Jordan

For the last five months I’ve been living and studying in Florence, Italy, which is one of the most popular study-abroad locations for American students.…

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ASUAF Meetings

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ASUAF Recap – Jan. 31, 2011

The following notes were compiled during the Jan. 29, 2012 Associated Students of the University of Alaska Fairbanks (ASUAF) senate meeting.…

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UAF Police Blotter

UAF Police Blotter: Through Feb. 3, 2012

This report is based on the information published by the University Police Department. Individuals arrested and/or charged with crimes in this report are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.…

Feb 7 2012 / Read More »

Opinion/Editorial

The little things that matter

Today's common wisdom is that the little things we do don't matter. …

Jan 31 2012 / Read More »

Arts & Entertainment

Cover artwork by Margo Klass. From NicoleStellon.com

UAF grad returns as published poet

When women came to Alaska in the hopes of becoming rich in the 1920s Alaska Gold Rush, none of them thought their lives would be immortalized in poetry almost a century later. However, thanks to UAF…

Feb 7 2012 / Read More »

Sports