Feature Stories
Overdosing on Morality
Popular support for legalized recreational drugs has been widespread for decades now. As the costs for the tax payers get bigger and the support for the federal government dwindles, fewer and fewer politicians are supporting it.read more.
Legislature Heats Up in Last Weeks of Session
The 2008 session of the Alaska State Legislature ends on April 19, but things are just heating up over Ted Stevens' dismissed indictment and the State Senate pick for Juneau.read more.
Mourant Modification
As early as next semester, Mourant Cafe will look drastically different. Plans involve a 55” TV, a fireplace and soft furniture, according to Director of Student Services, Tish Satre. read more.
UAS waltzes back into the roaring Twenties for a night during the 2009 Spring Formal.
Hosted downtown at the Baranof Hotel by Student Activities, it was an amazing evening. Everything was decorated to perfection, really giving off the 1920’s feel. The walls and tables were decorated in red, gold and black; the lights were turned down low and posters of urbane flappers and jazz musicians adorned the walls. read more.
In a Nutshell
Priority Registration, SAGA, City Assembly Meetingread more.
Alpha Phi Omega Gathers for Intercampus Event
Officers and pledges in coed fraternity chapters from the University of Alaska Anchorage, the University of Alaska Fairbanks, the University of Oregon and students from a school located in Seattle, Wash. met for weekend of service and fellowship.read more.
Saying Goodbye to Tish Satre
Even though she wasn’t expecting to be in Juneau as long as she was, Satre’s first impression of working at UAS was unforgettable. “When I got here in 1985, I thought I’d be here for 6 months,” Satre said.read more.
Brian Blitz, Outside the Classroom
Professor Brian Blitz is a familiar face around campus, teaching math classes and serving as an academic advisor to students. Blitz has been teaching at UAS since 2000, has been program coordinator for the Math Department and was the Natural Sciences Department Chair for 3 years.read more.
Madworld a Worthy Play, but Not for Children
In Madworld, you take control of Jack, a very buff, very badass trained killer who has, and this is key, a chainsaw built into his arm. Yes, you heard me, a chainsaw.read more.
Chuck Klosterman Visits UAS
The event was titled "Life through the Prism of Pop Culture," which is a name that Klosterman admits his agent had come up with and left him unsure of what to talk about. read more.
