UAF study challenges theories on why third World Trade Center building collapsed on Sept. 11
A group that claims a 9/11 cover-up says a UAF study will help propel the next phase of "truther activism."
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Seeking clues by slicing 20,000-year-old mammoth tusks
Slicing a 6-foot, 100-pound woolly mammoth tusk lengthwise tends to be a delicate and difficult task for the Alaska scientists at UAF.
University of Alaska Fairbanks will have a new chancellor in July
Dan White will take the helm of the Fairbanks university starting July 1. White currently works as the vice president for academic affairs and research for the UA system.
UAF named its bird lab after this man. Now he’s guilty of bird smuggling.
Heinrich “Henry” Springer helped smuggle protected and endangered bird specimens into the country for his own collection and for a Florida taxidermist, court documents say.
More university cuts could cause midyear tuition hike and kill programs, officials warn
UA President Jim Johnsen said the Alaska Senate's nearly $22 million cut would follow years of program and job eliminations.
Alaska’s two top education officials, Johnsen and Johnson, unite with goal to strengthen education
The head of Alaska's university system and the head of its education department are trying increase collaboration between Alaska's public schools and public universities.
University report finds too many Alaskans are taking remedial classes
An average of 74 percent of students who graduated from five state high schools had to take at least one remedial class after enrollment, a new report says.