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UAA Theatre faces its final curtain call

At 8:30 am on February 24, Brian Cook had an unsettling—although not entirely unexpected—meeting with UAA’s College of Arts and Sciences’...

Throwing Clay

Art has always been a part of Maxine Fekete’s life. From the time she could walk, she would spend endless days playing with splatter...

UAA’s Budget Cut Symphony: An audible protest of decreasing resources for music

Despite surviving the painful process of UA’s academic euthanization, UAA’s Music Department is finding itself in all-too-familiar territory

UAA’s fast-talking champs: Seawolf Debate Program takes on Stanford Thursday

This Thursday, two of Johnson’s all-stars, Robert Hockema and John Macy are poised to put on a show of academic prowess as they take on visi

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...

New theater company CAZART launches with ‘Lungs’

There’s a new theatre production company in town and they are poised to signal in a new era of Alaskan theatre. CAZART – a word...

Earth Matters

Just one week from opening night, Director Ty Hewitt hurriedly paces around UAA's Mainstage Theatre. A small cast of three actors...

Tent City Press: Alaska’s printmakers have an affordable home for their craft at ACW

In August, a group of printmakers calling themselves “the collective,” formed Anchorage’s only community-based print studio. Situated on the

Alaska Startup Week inspires entrepreneurs to buck state’s gloomy outlook

“Today’s entrepreneurs are solving the problems of the future. We should be using these problems as our assets to attract firms that want to

Goose is loose again this weekend: UAA’s music fest headlined by a trio of local acts

UAA’s popular music festival GooseFest is back for a third year this Saturday. Featuring the musical stylings of The Super Saturated...