Summer sessions heats things up with exciting programs
Even though the spring semester is wrapping up, there are a lot of opportunities for students to continue their education at UAF this summer
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News
Loss of a tree, gain of an engineering facility
At the groundbreaking site of the new UAF Engineering facility between the Duckering and Bunnell Buildings, lies the remnants of a chopped down choke cherry tree
O’Scannell plans for next year
Associated Students of UAF President-elect Ayla O’Scannell has big plans for the 2013-2014 school year
May 7 2013 | Posted in News | Read More »
School of Management tuition increase delayed by Board of Regents
Students at the UAF School of Management may have to pay a little extra for their education if a proposed tuition hike makes it through the Board of Regents later this summer
May 7 2013 | Posted in News | Read More »
Fairbanks journalists weigh in on the future of journalism
Newspaper reporters were recently ranked as having the worst job in 2013, outranking lumberjacks and janitors by CareerCast.com
May 7 2013 | Posted in News | Read More »
Cody Rogers is the glue that holds UAF together
When asked how to describe Student Activities Assistant Director Cody Rogers, “organized” was the word most often used
Psychology in Action: Students raise awareness for mental health
UAF students from the Psychology Department’s Psychology in Action class are raising awareness about mental health issues
Theophilus London tells it like it is
On the final night of Springfest, New York based hip-hop artist Theophilus London took the stage to an excited crowd of over 400 fans
Dazed by field day
Several Springfest activities experienced changes due to the cold temperatures last week
Elections board finds voter fraud in spring election
ASUAF found 25 potentially fraudulent ballots cast in this semester’s election.
Students light candles to support victims of Boston attacks
The UAF campus has proven time and time again to be full of compassionate and caring students
Legislature rejects funding on engineering building
UAF and UAA received partial funding from the Alaska State Legislature for new engineering buildings May 14
UAF Confessions harbors hate speech
this story contains explicit language expressed by users of the UAF Confessions Facebook Page read at your own risk
Faster than the Fifth: Symphony hosts annual Beat Beethoven race
On a crisp Saturday morning, runners and Fairbanks Symphony Orchestra supporters met at the UAF Patty Center for the Beat Beethoven 5 kilometer race
Apr 16 2013 | Posted in News | Read More »
Lachlan Patterson on stage Wednesday at The Pub
Alaska Comedy and UAF Student Activates Office is bringing another night of comedy to The Pub with Lachlan Patterson
Flamingos and fun: This year’s Springfest festivities serve students
Classes are cancelled on the last Friday of the month for SpringFest, a festival hosted by the Student Activities Office and Nanook Traditions
Bar on the brink
the Marlin has found itself embroiled in a legal dispute with the Community Planning Fairbanks North Star Borough Platting Board
Apr 16 2013 | Posted in News | Read More »
Human vs. Zombies a bloody success
A hoard of humans and zombies battled for dominance during UAF’s first annual Human vs. Zombies event hosted by Residence Life
Wood Center renovations will offer new dining services
On Mar. 30, officials broke ground in celebration of the Wood Center’s 34,000 square-foot expansion, estimated for completion in the fall semester of 2014
Apr 9 2013 | Posted in News | Read More »
Marine Science minor available to students
There’s a new fish in the sea for students casting about for a minor
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