When political science major and Spanish and legal studies minor Katie Scoggin first enrolled at UAA in fall 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, everything was online. Looking for a way to connect with fellow students, she joined the sorority Alpha Sigma Alpha. That first foray into campus life led to more connections and opportunities than she ever imagined.
Retired University of Alaska Fairbanks journalism professor Brian O’Donoghue gave some insight on his upcoming book regarding the controversial Fairbanks Four issue during a Friday lecture at the Morris Thompson
Kevin Pease, George Frese and Eugene Vent, will each receive $1.59 million to be paid by the Alaska Municipal League Joint Insurance Association. Marvin Roberts declined a settlement offer. His
The Alaska Innocence Project is looking at how new research into infant brain trauma may exonerate some people convicted in deaths believed to have been caused by shaken baby syndrome.