Aurora fall 2019 issue
A mine for learning
The mining program formed solid bedrock for UAF’s early enrollment efforts, and today it remains a highly ranked endeavor offering valuable skills.
From the ground up
UAF’s founders sought to make agriculture blossom in Alaska. Despite the cold climate, successes grow steadily with new varieties and marketing ideas.
From a cabin to a rocket range
“The Northern Lights have seen queer sights,” Robert Service wrote. Among them — a little university whose aurora studies opened many scientific doors.
The care and feeding of a territory
From UAF’s earliest days, the people of the Cooperative Extension Service have shared ways to make life in the Far North easier and healthier.
Inside Aurora Centennial 2017
The mining program formed solid bedrock for UAF’s early enrollment efforts, and today it remains a highly ranked endeavor offering valuable skills.
UAF’s founders sought to make agriculture blossom in Alaska. Despite the cold climate, successes grow steadily with new varieties and marketing ideas.
“The Northern Lights have seen queer sights,” Robert Service wrote. Among them — a little university whose aurora studies opened many scientific doors.
From UAF’s earliest days, the people of the Cooperative Extension Service have shared ways to make life in the Far North easier and healthier.
Alumni across the decades
Myths and legends
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