Cover story
Biofuels:
Alaska's new power plants?
Chris Garber-Slaght let out a slight groan as he hoisted a five-gallon jug of syrupy brown liquid and emptied it into a large, filter-lined funnel near eye level. more...
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Features
For many Alaskans, admission of the state into the Union in 1959 represented the end of a long, hard-fought battle to be considered first-class citizens in America. more...
Sharing Strength:
Lorena Hegdal
The sink in Lorena Hegdal’s kitchen is bright yellow -- crazy yellow. It's just a sink, but in Hegdal's otherwise traditional kitchen it stands out like a red spot on a Dalmatian. more...
A legacy of change:
Ruth Lister Scholarship
Ruth Lister arrived in Fairbanks with her 15-month-old daughter, Cady Sky, on her hip. more...
Departments
Sustainability -- a long word for a complex subject. What does it mean? more...
You Tell Us!
Send us your personal story to the featured question and get a cool UAF poster for your participation. more...
News from the hill more...
About alumni more...
Where is this colorful spot on the Fairbanks campus? more...


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