Carved by the Yukon River during past Ice Ages, Zhemchug Canyon is the largest undersea canyon in the world. In the summer of 2007, an internatio

Ernestine Hayes talks about her book, Blonde Indian. Her writing weaves Tlingit oral history, Southeast Alaska natural history and tales of growi

Outburst floods from glacier dammed lakes are a common occurrence in high mountain regions. A presentation on the origins of the Suicide Basin ou

Art, Kyle, and Linda will talk about the audacity of creating large-scale productions in a small community and why it is important. They will als

Emerging data indicate that mercury deposition is increasing in Alaska and that landscapes common in southeast Alaska may be particularly sensiti

Alaska ranks last among U.S. states in the percentage of its rural population who have adequate household plumbing facilities, including running

Yukon College faculty member, Randall Tetlichi is an esteemed teacher, community healer, and tradition bearer, featured in the 2012 UAS One Campu

UAS associate professor of geology and environmental science, Cathy Connor, and UAS assistant professor of anthropology, Daniel Monteith, share s

This easy to understand presentation will show the possibilities for Alaska and the rest of the United States to get off our oil addiction by usi

This summer, Nick Jans traveled to Aulavik National Park on Banks Island in the Arctic. In this presentation, he shares his writing and photograp

Many extreme athletes claim that they experience a deep feeling of freedom while involved in their chosen activity. Generally, it is thought that

Forest Wagner, Program Director of UAS Outdoor Studies, and Kevin Krein, Associate Professor of Philosophy, explore the UAS Outdoor Studies progr