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Facilities Services reorganized
UAF Facilities Services has redistributed the work handled by its Division of Auxiliary and Contract Services in advance of the retirement of Martin Klein, the division's longtime business manager. Klein will retire April 26. His position will not be filled.
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Register for 2017 Research and Creative Activity Day
The Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarly Activity will host UAF Research and Creative Activity Day on Tuesday, April 25.
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Undergraduate students in all disciplines are invited to participate with posters, displays or performances. The works will be exhibited in the Wood Center multilevel lounge from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. An awards ceremony will follow.
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Botanical garden fundraiser scheduled April 15
The Georgeson Botanical Garden Society will host a Spring Green Up fundraiser from 5-8 p.m. Saturday, April 15, at The Hub. The community is invited to meet members of the society and fellow gardeners and to discover what鈥檚 new at the Georgeson Botanical Garden in 2017.
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UAF Community Garden to hold spring kickoff meeting
A kickoff meeting for the UAF Community Garden's 2017 season will be held from 6-8 p.m. Monday, April 17, in Schaible Auditorium.
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Save spring cleaning items for Really Free Market
While spring cleaning, set aside your clean, safe and usable items for the 2017 Really Free Market on Saturday, May 20, in the Lola Tilly Commons parking lot.
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Prahlad, Sanders featured at Permafrost Book Prize Reading
The annual Permafrost Book Prize Reading will feature authors Anand Prahlad and Scott Russell Sanders at 7 p.m. Friday, April 14, in the University of AV狼论坛 Museum of the North auditorium. Prahlad won the 2016 Permafrost Book Prize offered by Permafrost, the University of AV狼论坛 Fairbanks' literary journal. Sanders judged the entries.
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Study: Warm Atlantic waters contribute to sea ice decline
A University of AV狼论坛 Fairbanks study has determined that warmer water migrating from the Atlantic Ocean is a surprisingly powerful contributor to Arctic sea ice decline.
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Life returning to island destroyed by eruption
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Nine years after it erupted, Kasatochi Island is just beginning to resemble its neighbors. Kasatochi is a speck in the middle of the Aleutian chain between Dutch Harbor and Adak, about 75 miles east of the latter. The volcanic island had no modern history of erupting until August 2008. In a few days that summer, the island changed from the lush green home of a quarter million seabirds to a gray pile of ash.
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When doing everything right isn't good enough
It鈥檚 a bummer of a trip when you travel thousands of miles to meet Vikings and find neither them nor any of their good beer to wash down the disappointment. Such was the case for an enterprising Lutheran who arrived in Greenland in 1721 to convert a few thousand Vikings to his faith.
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Georgeson garden is perfect for summer events
Are you looking for an ideal venue for your special summer event? Consider the Georgeson Botanical Garden for a wedding, children's birthday party or other special event.
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Featured photo of the week
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Nanook swimmer Katherine Stark pulls herself out of the Patty Center pool at a photo shoot after practice on Saturday, April 1. Stark is a journalism student with a minor in psychology.
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About Cornerstone
The Cornerstone email, produced by University Relations, is emailed to employees each Wednesday and includes news and announcements submitted to our .
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The deadline for submitting to news items for the Wednesday email is Tuesdays at noon.
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