Last weekend marked the biggest celebration of the year for UAF. At our 102nd commencement,
thousands of people packed the Carlson Center to cheer for the members of the Class
of 2024, joining graduates in a raucous round of chanting U! A! F! As they walked
across the stage, graduates accepted some well-deserved congratulations from university
leaders. They posed for photos with the faculty who made their degrees possible. And
they joined the community of more than 35,000 alumni who are the heart of Nanook Nation.
Commencement is UAF's largest public event. It's a big deal for the university advancement
team. Continue reading the Friday Focus.
Renewable energy generation is increasing around the world. Alaska, while remote and
in an Arctic climate, is no exception. Communities in Alaska, including remote localities
that are far from big cities and often only accessible by air or boat, have some of
the most innovative renewable energy technology. Read more on ACEP's research.
