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Did you hear the news? 📰 More than a dozen University of Alaska Fairbanks have received awards from the Alaska Press Club, including Lina Mariscal who took home the 2025 Alaska Press Club Public Service Award. Read the full list of honorees here: uaf.edu/news/uaf-stude…

Grads, get ready! This Saturday we celebrate the graduating class of 2025 at the UAF Commencement Ceremony! We hope you'll join us May 3 at the Carlson Center to recognize all of our graduates.

The largest prize of the 2025 Arctic Innovation Competition went to Ryan Tinsley and Stacey Fritz, who took home $15,000 for their proposal titled Alaska Adaptable Kit Foundation System, which offers a solution for homes with failing foundations. uaf.edu/news/aic-2025-…

Want to take a tour of the UAF Geophysical Institute this summer? Lucky you, tours begin May 28 and run through Aug. 27! Go behind the scenes at the Alaska Satellite Facility, Alaska Earthquake Center, and more! Info: uaf.edu/news/geophysic…

Come see the world's only scientific rocket launching facility owned by a university this summer! Tours at the Poker Flat Research Range facility will be offered on alternating Thursdays this summer. Info: uaf.edu/news/geophysic…

🌷 🐝 Learn how to provide pollinators with the plants they love in a workshop this Saturday, May 17 at the Delta Career Advancement Center. Find out how planting native flora can beautify your garden and benefit vital pollinators. More info: uaf.edu/news/build-a-g…

Georgeson Botanical Garden is now a national peony reference site, showcasing 118 cultivars and supporting Alaska’s growers with research, education and late-blooming beauty near the Arctic Circle. Read more: uaf.edu/news/georgeson…

The University of Alaska now owns the land beneath its HAARP research facility near Gakona. The transfer also marks a return of ancestral territory and a renewed focus on stewardship and cultural connection. uaf.edu/news/air-force…

Want to make a difference in your community? Learn to lead StrongPeople/StrongWomen—a proven strength training program for midlife and older adults! Join us in Fairbanks on June 14 and help others build strength, balance, and confidence! 🏋️‍♀️ More info: uaf.edu/news/class-off…

Below normal late-winter precipitation from the Interior to Bristol Bay, Southcentral, the Kenai Peninsula and to the Southeast Alaska panhandle continues to fuel drought concerns. uaf.edu/news/wet-april…

The discovery of Sivulliusalmo alaskensis — the genus is named from the Inupiaq and Latin words for “to be first” and “salmon,” respectively — adds another 20 million years to the fossil history of the salmon family. uaf.edu/news/new-ancie…

In the summer of 1979, biologist and paleontologist Dale Guthrie drove an hour on gravel roads north of Fairbanks where a local miner found what turned out to be "Blue Babe", a 50,000-year-old extinct steppe bison. uaf.edu/news/dale-guth…

Learn about lasagna gardening in Delta Junction on May 20 from 6-8 p.m. Lasagna gardening is a way to create a raised bed for perennials or vegetables with or without a box around the edges. Sign up: uaf.edu/news/build-a-n…

Gino Graziano, an invasive plants instructor with the University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension Service, will discuss ways to control bird vetch in a free statewide webinar on May 28 uaf.edu/news/controlli…

🌦️ From childhood weather charts to becoming Alaska’s climate expert, Rick Thoman’s journey is now a podcast! 🎙️ Alaska Weather Voices recounts his decades of impact on communities statewide. Hear how curiosity about the environment sparked a career. uaf.edu/news/podcast-e…

UAF business students placed second at the GAME Forum in NYC, beating 150+ teams with the CBSM Student Investment Fund and gaining hands-on finance experience and insight into real markets, policy, and investing. uaf.edu/news/cbsm-sif-…

A new study shows ancient horses survived climate shifts by migrating across continents. Researchers say preserving wildlife corridors is crucial today, as animals face similar challenges in a rapidly changing climate. uaf.edu/news/study-she…

A Hammond’s flycatcher in Fairbanks is now the oldest of its species at 8 years old. First banded in 2018, this resilient female has returned each year after a 6,000-mile migration from Central America. uaf.edu/news/an-old-fr…

A new exhibit at the UA Museum of the North opens May 24 that explores the beauty and power of satellite imagery and synthetic aperture radar in tracking changes to our dynamic planet. uaf.edu/news/exhibit-e…

Come visit the world's largest Arctic research station during the Toolik Field Station Visitor's Day on Friday June 6. uaf.edu/news/uaf-tooli…