Seawolf Dining introduces Seawolf Market Express
Seawolf Dining has launched two new food-to-go machines on campus. Meet: Seawolf Market Express.
January 2026 Archive
Community of Practice for mentors of undergraduate researchers, scholars
A Community of Practice (CoP) for mentors of undergraduate researchers and scholars will be available this semester.
Major scholarship survey - UAA Honors College
The Honors College is working to identify any staff or faculty who have had prior experience with any major scholarships (e.g. Fulbright, Rhodes, Marshall, etc.).
Five Seawolves headed to Winter Olympic Games in Italy
Seawolves are headed to the world stage with five UAA alumni competing at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics in February: JC Schoonmaker, Gus Schumacher and Hailey Swirbul will represent the U.S. in Nordic skiing; Peter Hinds will represent Slovakia in Nordic skiing; and Pascale Paradis will represent Canada in biathlon.
Powerlifting Club will help take the weight off your shoulders
Formed in fall 2025, the Powerlifting Club is open to students of all experience levels, from those who are just curious about lifting weights to athletes actively training for competitions.
UAA: January 2026 in Photos
Photos from across UAA from the month of January 2026.
Staff Make Student Count Award nominations due March 20
The Staff Make Student Count Award is an award to recognize staff who have provided outstanding service to students anywhere in the UA system.
UAA DSS introduces 'RightHear' talking signage
UAA Disability Support Services is introducing "RightHear" talking signage on Anchorage campus.
Duffus, Lessig pace Seawolf gymnasts to victory
Anchorage (Jan. 25) – Jamilia Duffus won three events and Claudia Lessig delivered a 37.700 all-around Sunday to lead the Alaska Anchorage gymnastics team to a 190.100-173.125 dual-meet victory over Wilberforce at the Alaska Airlines Center.
Bringing health care into focus: Jay Butler is UAA’s new College of Health Dean
Jay Butler, a longtime Alaskan public health leader, officially stepped into the role of UAA College of Health Dean on Dec. 28. With decades of experience shaping health care at the state and national level, Butler is focused on preparing the next generation of providers to meet Alaska’s unique needs.
