Cabin Fever Debates rescheduled for Feb. 3
Due to the campus closure on Tuesday, Jan. 27, the Cabin Fever Debate introductory meeting has been rescheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 3 at 7 p.m. The meeting will still take place in SSB 118.
January 2026 Archive
Seawolf Dining introduces Seawolf Market Express
Seawolf Dining has launched two new food-to-go machines on campus. Meet: Seawolf Market Express.
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.).
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.
UAA's Carpenter third at Utah Invite
Soldier Hollow, Utah – Corbin Carpenter led the University of Alaska Anchorage ski team with a podium finish in the 15-kilometer classic race at the Utah Invite Sunday.
UAA's Liessfeld jumps into record books
Moscow, Idaho – Vivien Liessfeld long jumped a University of Alaska Anchorage school-record 5.89/19-4 at the Lauren McCluskey Memorial.
Seawolf gymnasts earn victory in home opener
Anchorage (Jan. 23) – Sophomore Jordan Grindol paced a big effort on balance beam and the UAA gymnastics team got strong three-event showings from junior Jamilia Duffus and senior Madelyn Gomez on Friday to earn a 190.275-171.300 victory over Wilberforce in its home-opening meet at the Alaska Airlines Center.
Four UAA alums headed to 2026 Winter Olympics
Park City, Utah – University of Alaska Anchorage will have four alums competing at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy Feb. 6-22. Peter Hinds (Slovakia), JC Schoonmaker (USA) and Hailey Swirbul (USA) will each be competing in Nordic skiing, and Pascale Paradis (Canada) will compete in biathlon.