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Sixty years ago, the largest earthquake in U.S. history shocked geologists. It’s still driving scientific discoveries today

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries thousands of Chinese men sliced, gutted, and packed salmon into cans every summer, from the Columbia River to Naknek. Many of them

The Learning Commons new location on the first floor of the UAA/APU Consortium Library serves as a hub of student engagement and learning at UAA with a community-centered design, creative study spaces and free support services available in-person and online.

UAAs College of Business and Public Policy (CBPP) is celebrating 50 years. This half-century mark underscores CBPPs dedication, innovation and influence in shaping business education in Alaska. Celebrate the colleges rich history and bright future at the CBPP Showcase on Oct. 13.

Alaskana Bibliographer Nancy Lesh has been with the Consortium Library from the very beginning. As the library celebrates 50 years, she reflects on the institutions history and future.

Fishing, biking, public art, free food and more... find the best summer activities on UAAs Anchorage campus.

The award was given to only 8 institutions nationwide.

Recently the archive received a donation of over 100 slides taken of the damage right after the 1964 earthquake.

Histories of Alaska: David Newton Boyer was serious about the undertaking, selling parcels off his Anchor Point homestead to fund the collection of troops he called Volunteer Independent Pioneers.

Now, more than ever, is a time to celebrate the legacy of past leaders with an eye toward the future.