Here They Go Again
“Back then in the 90s art and music were functionally separate things—like if you were making visual art or films you were doing one type of
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Alaska’s Sobriety Awareness Month Celebration is a Victory for Everyone
In a state where the culture of binge drinking runs deep, the problem becomes magnified in vulnerable populations like the Alaska Native com
Setting Up Shop: KeyBank awards $75,000 to support entrepreneurship
As statewide budgets are being threatened with debilitating cuts, Alaskans are questioning what the economic future will look like. For most
Lucas Elliott: Alaska’s whimsical illustrator
Stories about a sharp-fanged, body-snatching alien who bites his victim’s heads off isn’t exactly a conventional bedtime story for a young c
2,568: Alaska’s Rape Kit Backlog
While playing a recurring role on Law & Order: Special Victims’ Unit, actress Mariska Hargitay became acutely aware of the staggering...
A Revolving Door of Risk: Homelessness and Recidivism
“There’s a lot of research out there that shows that many of the problems with recidivism can be resolved by having permanent, stable housin
Opera in Cowboy Boots
Perhaps best described as opera in cowboy boots sung by romance novel cover models, The Texas Tenors may not be the only classical crossover
Just Call Him Lucky
Armed with his mother’s ukulele, Smither learned that if he could master three chords, he would be able to play most of the songs on the rad
‘Uhuru: A Reprisal of Freedom’ Sunday at Wendy Williamson
Q&A with Sankofa Managing Director and Principle Dancer Kasha Smith-Poynter *Courtesy Image O'Hara Shipe: The Sankofa Dance Troupe formed...
Pressing People: Lainie Dreas
The Rasmuson Foundation’s Sabbatical Program provides tribal executives and nonprofit executive directors with time away from the office...
The Return of Watsky
Turning around I caught a glimpse of Watsky’s naked ass pressed firmly against a window. I’m still not sure if it was a sign that I made an
ACA’s Intrepid Trio
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
ANSEP flourishes despite UAA accreditation woes
*Courtesy image With UAA’s January 14 announcement that the School of Education programs had lost accreditation, the university has not...
Two Decades Under the Influence: Poetic and punchy, Taking Back Sunday fight on
“[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
Kaumakaiwa Kanaka’ole takes the Discovery Theatre Stage Friday
Identifying as Māhū, or third gendered, Kanaka’ole proudly represents the often-disenfranchised transgender community. In a 2015 interview w
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