In a second story office suite located in a building so plain even Siri has difficulty locating it, Jason Hodges sits on a worn leather couc

*Courtesy image With UAA’s January 14 announcement that the School of Education programs had lost accreditation, the university has not had a lot to brag about of late. But there are some at the UAA that are pressing forward to field a better educational future for Alaskans. Just two days after the announcement, the Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program (ANSEP) kicked off its 24th year. The program, which is headed by Dr. Herb Schroeder, is a STEM-based program that provides continuous educational opportunities to students from sixth grade through college via a Middle School Academy, full-time Acceleration Academy and University Success components. “Our objective is to transform educ

“[A day in the life of the tour is] waking up confused as to where I am, what day it is, and what time zone I’m in. Calling home to talk to

Identifying as Māhū, or third gendered, Kanaka’ole proudly represents the often-disenfranchised transgender community. In a 2015 interview w

“It's really special because it's quite a unique project and these guitarists are very different in style,” explained UAA’s own, Bos

“Distinctions are just purely commercial because people need a way to identify and market your music. I think in many ways our band is a kin

I definitely like a lot of jazz chords, but I think my main influences are Justin Vernon, Ben Howard and Tallest Man on Earth. It’s kind of