Public Affairs

National Geographic Wild’s new series will showcase Alaska’s wildlife response programs and the wonderful work they do.

Identity Alaska and Full Spectrum Health partnered to launch the first statewide LGBTQ+ Community Health Needs Assessment in Alaska.

Nearly 4,000 children who are in foster care, live in a low-income household or are dealing with homelessness are eligible …

Self-isolation and being socially distant are new practices for some of us, but kids in Alaska’s foster care system can …

Stay up-to-date with the latest local news and coverage on coronavirus (CODVID-19), with Alaska Public Media.

Last month, the Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program welcomed a cohort of students from Southwest Alaska to participate in …

Roots and Stems is a new Alaska podcast, brought to listeners by Sealaska Heritage Institute.

With help from the Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program, more than 800 students have achieved their dreams of earning …

Seventeen-year-old Tatiana Korthuis is about to start her freshman year at the University of Alaska Anchorage. However, this long-time ANSEP …

Community development projects for 14 Alaska villages and tribes are going to be receiving crucial support thanks to a nearly …

The Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program recently celebrated the first graduates of its full-time Acceleration Academy (Anchorage). Seven students …

The middle school students in the Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program recently learned from industry professionals what it would …

The annual Alyeska Snow Classic puts the fun in fundraising while giving the community a chance to support Four Valleys …

This summer, your child has the opportunity to join one of the nation’s most successful and cost-effective STEM education programs, …

High school students looking to jump-start STEM careers and earn free college credits can enroll in the Alaska Native Science …

The Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program hosted thousands of students, faculty, alumni and strategic partners at its 24th annual …

Celebrate the holidays with gifts that give back from the Alaska Zoo. Whether you’re shopping for friends or family, the …

As the holidays approach, the University of Alaska Anchorage is joining an international movement inspiring people to give back to …

Applications are now open for 2019 spring and fall semesters for the Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program’s full-time high …

The Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program is accepting applications for its Summer Bridge component now through Dec. 7. Summer …

At a public forum hosted by the University of Alaska earlier this month, Erwin Chemerinsky, Dean of Berkeley Law and …

PFDs are often spent on big-screen TVs and shopping sprees. But your PFD can also go a long way toward …

The new school year is here. A time of chaotic morning routines — packing lunch, wrangling shoes and hoping our …

Anchorage-area students can now participate in the Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program full time with Acceleration Academy (UAA). This …

The start of the school year does not mean learning must be confined to workbooks and science projects. From Lyutik …

Finding and retaining Alaska-trained teachers is a continuous challenge in Alaska where 70 percent of teachers come from elsewhere. Cultural …

Going back to school is exciting, no matter the age. Everyone tries to get cool, new supplies to stand out …

Through paid summer internships, high school graduates are experiencing firsthand what it would be like to have a career in …

Seventy Alaska students have each been awarded a $2,000 tuition and book scholarship from GCI for the next academic year. …

The Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program strives to make high-quality, engaging STEM education accessible to more students around the …