The big animals that roam Alaska’s largest city are carrying bacteria that cannot be killed by commonly used medicines.
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Students in UAS Northwest Coast Arts program will showcase their work on Friday
The gallery will be open to the public from 4 to 8 p.m. on Friday in Egan 225, in same building as the UAS campus library.
A Homer scientist is bringing changes in Arctic permafrost into high resolution
With permafrost thaw in the Arctic rapidly outpacing previous projections, researchers are racing to understand the impacts of an increasingly unstable future.
UAA to house Ted Stevens papers
UAA Chancellor Sean Parnell says the plan is to create an Alaska Leaders Archive at the university’s Consortium Library.
As coastal erosion pulls rural Alaska communities into the sea, new research seeks solutions
Alaska’s coastal erosion problems have led to a growing field of research into what can be done about it.
UAF scientist finds evidence of recent volcanic activity on Venus
The discovery adds Venus to a short list of bodies in our solar system known to be volcanically active.





