The campus student news publication wrote in a recent editorial that the university’s Title IX system is badly flawed when it comes to protecting survivors.
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Tusk of female woolly mammoth ties extinct creatures to ancient Alaska hunting camps
Isotope analysis that enabled reconstruction of mammoths’ movements through Interior Alaska provides lessons for modern animals, including caribou.
Scientists may have found a reservoir of magma in Interior Alaska
For years, scientists have wondered why North America’s highest mountain is not a volcano.
New legislation aims to address $1.5 billion University of Alaska maintenance backlog
Instead of asking the Legislature to fund a specific slate of projects each year, the bill would lay out a six-year list of maintenance and modernization projects.
University of Alaska graduate students vote to unionize
Graduate students across the state – mostly at UAF in Fairbanks – are joining Alaska Graduate Workers Association-United Auto Workers.
Scientists observe chum salmon spawning in North Slope rivers
UAF scientist Peter Westley says the fish may be “working to establish populations in a new region.”
University of Alaska system boasts overall enrollment growth after financial challenges
The news comes after a five-year downward trend in student enrollment.
Former University of Alaska Fairbanks student sues school, alleging injuries from hot sauce
According to the complaint, a woman suffered months of abdominal pain and discomfort after eating the hot sauces, sought medical treatment and left UAF because of her continued pain.
A potentially endangered bee species may be hiding in plain sight in the upper Lynn Canal
The bee has a very distinctive white butt, scientists say.
Tuckerman Babcock resigns from UA Board of Regents after 2 months
Some legislators said they thought Babcock’s confirmation would be unlikely.