Detecting COVID-19 in wastewater could help communities prepare for new waves of infections before public health officials see rising cases.
University of Alaska
Study confirms ancient people of Interior Alaska ate salmon
A new study proves for the first time that people who lived in Interior Alaska more than 11,000 years ago ate salmon along with big game like bison.
‘Into The Wild’ bus back in Fairbanks
McCandless’s sister says the bus can be a powerful educational tool, including about the mistakes her brother made that led to his starvation in the wilderness.
UAS enrollment is down, but better than expected
Between the University’s Juneau, Ketchikan and Sitka campuses there are just over 2,000 students enrolled.
Dueling narratives in Southeast over UAS merger decision
Interim President Pat Pitney cited “distrust of the process.”
University of Alaska regents rescind idea of merging campuses
Regent Darroll Hargraves of Wasilla led the charge to rescind, noting abundant and diverse opposition to the merger.