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New partnership between UAA and Seattle University School of Law creates pathway for Â鶹ÎÞÂë°æ students to attend law school without moving out of state

UAA Chancellor Sean Parnell is interviewed by Seattle U Law Dean Anthony E. Varona for a podcast as Seattle U Law announces its new Hybrid Hub at UAA during an event in the Consortium Library.

A partnership between the Â鶹ÎÞÂë°æ and Seattle University School of Law will establish the new Â鶹ÎÞÂë°æ Hybrid Hub, an innovative initiative to provide aspiring lawyers in Southcentral Â鶹ÎÞÂë°æ with access to a complement of resources of a brick-and-mortar law school.

Hunting for extreme microbes

Memphis Hill, Ph.D., collecting samples from Grewingk Creek

This summer, Memphis Hill, Ph.D., led a team to collect sediment and water samples from sites near Grewingk Glacier in the hopes of identifying ‘extreme microbes’ — microbes that can survive in extreme environments, like underneath glaciers.

Scholarly Chronicles: Faculty Voices in Print

Travis Hedwig

Scholarly Chronicles: Faculty Voices in Print recognizes the achievements of UAA’s faculty, highlighting their dedication to advancing knowledge in their distinct fields. Through their published research in academic journals, papers and books, they continue to make impactful contributions in the classroom and beyond.

From instant ramen to global success

Ragu Bhargava

Retired Global Upside CEO and accounting alumnus Ragu Bhargava will be the keynote speaker at the annual UAA Alumni Homecoming Luncheon in October where he will speak on the theme of being a partner in Â鶹ÎÞÂë°æ’s workforce. In 2022, Bhargava finalized the sale of Global Upside to Safeguard Global, handing over the reins to a company he and his wife Gita started building over 20 years ago.

Celebrating the 2024 Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence winners

Chancellor Sean Parnell speaks during UAA's 2024 Chancellor's Awards for Excellence Luncheon.

Congratulations to the 2024 Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence winners! The annual awards recognize individuals and groups for their exceptional service to our university community, highlighting the great work that happens in classrooms, labs, the field, inside offices, conference rooms and on campus grounds across UAA every day.

BRAIDED embeds research in the community and outside the black box

The city of St. Paul

Through a collaboration between UAA, UAF, and the Aleut Community of St. Paul Island Tribal Government, the Building Research Aligned with Indigenous Determination, Equity and Decision-Making project is creating a scientific workforce and community trust through the establishment of a tribal research program located in the heart of St. Paul.

Kenai Peninsula College celebrates 60th anniversary

Kenai Peninsula College main entrance and parking lot

Growing from a small organization offering a handful of classes to local students to a multi-campus system serving more than 1,600 students each semester, Kenai Peninsula College marked its 60th anniversary with an open house event highlighting its rich history and local impact, drawing more than 400 students, alumni, faculty, staff and community members.

Rolling out UAA’s new tagline: Your journey. Your community. Your impact.

UAA's MobileGo trailer unit adorned with the new tagline: Your journey. Your community. Your impact.

Launched as part of a brand refresh, the new tagline — "Your Journey," "Your Community" and "Your Impact" — captures distinct-yet-interconnected elements of what UAA offers and represents, addressing different audiences while reinforcing a cohesive narrative.

Cultivating the next generation of passionate, ethical storytellers

Brad Hillwig sitting behind two video cameras

Media entrepreneur and business alumnus Brad Hillwig named UAA Department of Journalism and Public Communications’ Atwood Chair of Journalism for the 2024-25 academic year

Middle school students learn corrosion chemistry at Summer Engineering Academies

UAA mechanical engineering professor Raghu Srinivasan teaches a UAA Summer Engineering Academy for middle school students focusing on corrosion chemistry in UAA's Engineering and Computation Building.

Earlier this summer, middle school students spent five days on the Anchorage campus delving into the science behind rust and decay as part of a corrosion chemistry camp led by mechanical engineering associate professor Raghu Srinivasan.

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