Amid a yearslong effort for The University of Alaska Fairbanks to become a top-tier research institution, a UAF associate professor says reaching that goal may rely on improving certain interpersonal relationships.
Published: Nov. 20, 2024 at 10:27 PM AKSTAmid record demand, Fairbanks Community Food Bank CEO Anne Weaver says the nonprofit needs the community’s help to reach their goal of providing a record 3,300 Thanksgiving meals this year.As the H5N1 virus, known as bird flu, spreads across the world, a state veterinarian says Alaska is now seeing positive cases in animals, such as red foxes.
Nick Begich emerged as the winner of Alaska’s U.S. House race Wednesday evening following a ranked-choice tabulation by the Division of Elections through the instant runoff process.Updated: 5 hours ago The 208th Construction Management Team from the Alaska Army National Guard will deploy to Kuwait in December, supporting Operation Spartan Shield. A command change and deployment ceremony was held on Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson - honoring the soldiers set to leave friends, family and jobs for roughly 10 months.Updated: 5 hours ago
“I feel like it’s been the last three years we’ve noticed a rabbit presence, but then this summer when we came back to work, it was out of control,” Nerland said. “I mean, we were pulling in the parking lot and there were rabbits everywhere, not even afraid of the vehicles.”
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
UAF mentor-student relationships among ‘barriers’ to achieving top research status, panelist saysUAF needs to roughly double its number of Ph.D. students graduating each year as part of its pursuit in becoming a top-tier research institution.
Read more »
Artist says ‘Don’t stop making art’ amid barriers in tech artCreative technologist artists like LaJuné McMillian are proving artists of color can tackle barriers with the support of Black Public Media.
Read more »
SFMTA installs street barriers on Shotwell amid discontent from neighborsMost neighbors Mission Local spoke to called the barriers on Shotwell a bandage solution that will only move sex work to another street.
Read more »
UAF splits weekend series with #18 Notre DameThe Nanooks split their series with Notre Dame losing Friday night but winning with a one goal shut out Saturday.
Read more »
Rivalry week recap: Hockey splits, UAF volleyball defeats UAA in front of record crowdIn one of the longest-standing rivalries in Alaska sports, the Seawolves and Nanooks met in three sporting events over the weekend as the ongoing battle for state supremacy in college sports continues.
Read more »
‘Celebration of volleyball in Alaska’: UAA aiming for DII attendance record against UAFAfter briefly surpassing the NCAA Division II regular season attendance record for volleyball in 2022, the Seawolves are taking the court with the goal of grabbing it once again.
Read more »