UAF default blue theme

This is an example of a one column page in Omni CMS with commonly used components and snippets shown for content layout. See UA's Omni CMS training for a complete list of available components, snippets and layout options.

Accordion components

Accordion components can contain FontAwesome Icons. Recommend using Light or Thin style icons for UAF brand consistency.

Dark accordion

Dark accordion style.

Light accordion

Light accordion style.

Basic accordion

Basic accordion style.

Larger accordion

Larger accordion style.

Button components

Button components can contain FontAwesome Icons. Recommend using Light or Thin style icons for UAF brand consistency.

Button yellow

Button primary

Button dark outline

Card components

Icon card

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Button text

Student conducting field survey in a forest

Multipurpose card with image

Button text

Color boxes snippet

The Color Boxes snippet is used to highlight the content and as a call to action to link users to a new page.

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Featured content snippet

Dark and light backgrounds, full and standard widths

Featured Content with background allows you to highlight content and make aspects of a page stand out. Variations include light/dark background colors and full width or standard width options.

Section Heading

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Section Heading

Image with text snippets

Use the Image with Text snippet to highlight content on your page.

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Student conducting a field survey in a forrest

Students on a field expedition near glaciers

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Intro with background component

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News feed snippets

News

An update on fishhook chickadee beaks

September 25, 2026

Over 26 years ago, my friend Ned Rozell wrote about a startling new deformity seen in Alaska's black-capped chickadees: "In 1991, a man living in King Salmon noticed three black-capped chickadees with beaks curved like fishhooks," Rozell wrote. "Since then, hundreds of people from Southcentral Alaska have seen chickadees with overlong beaks that make it difficult for the birds to feed. The drastic increase in sightings has biologists worried that something is very wrong in Southcentral." Since 1999, biologists with the U.S. Geological Survey's Alaska Science Center have cataloged over 3,000 reports across Alaska of so-called avian keratin disorder in black-caps, which they cite as "the highest concentration of [visible] deformities ever recorded in a wild bird population."
Research finds past burns can limit Alaska wildfire spread

September 24, 2026

UAF-led research found that previously burned areas can act as natural barriers to wildfire spread by reducing available fuels. The effect can persist for decades, although hot, dry and windy conditions make fires more likely to cross into younger burn scars.
Pulitzer-winning journalist to speak at UAF Oct. 8

September 24, 2026

Pulitzer Prize-winning Reuters reporter Nate Raymond returns to the University of Alaska Fairbanks Oct. 8 to share stories from two decades on the legal news beat.