Two top University of Alaska executives have resigned. The heads of statewide finance and human resources have stepped down following meetings with UA’s new president.
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UAF comes clean about disciplinary failures in sex abuse, rape cases
“It’s not just that one person failed to do something. It was an entire system,” said Mae Marsh, UAF Title IX coordinator.
‘Assimilation’ playwright flips the script on Native history
In a dystopian future, Western civilization has crumbled and indigenous people are in control. That’s the premise of Jack Dalton’s play “Assimilation.”
UAS student gov’t votes to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day
For David Russell-Jensen, a cosponsor of the student government resolution, Christopher Columbus represents the beginning of colonization and the genocide of indigenous people, not the discovery of America.
UAS to offer degree program in marine transportation
A formal marine transportation degree program will allow more students, like military personnel and veterans, to access funding for course tuition.
UA Board of Regents formulates Legislative budget requests
University President Jim Johnsen says the state Office of Management and Budget is planning for a 4.8 percent – or $15 million – reduction for the university in the next fiscal year.