- Buildings
- UAF Buildings (1)
- Akasofu Building (UAF)
- Atkinson Building (UAF)
- Bartlett Hall (UAF)
- Brooks Building (UAF)
- Bunnell Building (UAF)
- Bunnell House (UAF)
- Butrovich Building (UAF)
- Chapman Building (UAF)
- Constitution Hall (UAF)
- Cutler Apartments (UAF)
- Davis Concert Hall (UAF)
- Davis SOC (UAF)
- Duckering Building (UAF)
- Eielson Building (UAF)
- Elvey Building (UAF)
- Geist Building (UAF)
- Gruening Building (UAF)
- Harwood Hall (UAF)
- Harper Building (UAF)
- Hess Recreation Center (UAF)
- Hess Village (UAF)
- Irving Building (UAF)
- Lathrop Hall (UAF)
- Lind Building (UAF)
- UAF Buildings (2)
- MacLean House (UAF)
- Margaret Murie Building (UAF)
- McIntosh Hall (UAF)
- Moore Hall (UAF)
- Nagozruk Building (UAF)
- Nerland Hall (UAF)
- O'Neill Building (UAF)
- Patty Center (UAF)
- Rae Marine Education Building (UAF)
- Rainey-Skarland Cabin (UAF)
- Reichardt Building (UAF)
- Robert G. White Large Animal Research Station (UAF)
- Sackett Hall (UAF)
- Signers' Hall (UAF)
- Skarland Hall (UAF)
- State of Alaska Virology Lab (UAF)
- Stevens Hall (UAF)
- Stuart Hall (UAF)
- Tilly Commons (UAF)
- Usibelli Building (UAF)
- Walsh Hall (UAF)
- Whitaker Building (UAF)
- Wickersham Hall (UAF)
- Wood Center (UAF)
- UAA Buildings
- Benson Building (UAA)
- Brockel Building (UAA)
- Cuddy Hall (UAA)
- Goodrich Building (UAA)
- Hartleib Building (UAA)
- Kerttula Building (UAA)
- Machetanz Building (UAA)
- McDonald Hall (UAA)
- McLane Building (UAA)
- Monserud Building (UAA)
- Owen Building (UAA)
- Short Hall (UAA)
- Snodgrass Building (UAA)
- Ward Building (UAA)
- UAS Buildings
- Anderson Building (UAS)
- Banfield Hall (UAS)
- Hamilton Building (UAS)
- Hendrickson Building (UAS)
- Mourant Building (UAS)
- Novatney Building (UAS)
- Paul Building (UAS)
- Ray Center (UAS)
- Robertson Building (UAS)
- Soboleff Building (UAS)
- Whitehead Building (UAS)
- History and Facts
- Alaska History
- Alaska State Flag, and Song, Intertwined Around Benny Benson
- Public Service: An Added Dimension, Fairbanks Flood 1967
- Unique Kugeri Stands on Little Diomede Island
- Blue Babe, A Messenger from the Ice Age
- CES Outreach Began in Matanuska Valley
- Early Climbers Met Denali's Challenge
- Mining Students Undertake 1922 Field Trip
- University History
- First Registration at College
- From College to University
- Geophysical Institute History "The Beginning"
- How old is the University of Alaska?
- The University of Alaska Alumni Association, 1923-1939
- UAA Logo History
- UAF Logo History
- Why was the University of Alaska originally located in Fairbanks?
- Building the First Power Plant
- Memoirs
- Excerpt from "My Life Story"
- In the Beginning...
- Margaret Murie: First woman to graduate from Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines
- President Harding visits the New Alaska College in 1923
- Secretary recalls frontier college
- The First Years at College
- The Judge and the Murderer
- UA's First Graduate, John Shanly
- Class of 2005 - following in the footsteps of John S. Shanly
- Places and Objects
- A Homestead Frat House
- History of the Presidents' Residence
- The Academic Ceremonial Mace at the University of Alaska
- The Cornerstone: Wickersham Selects Site
- The Presidential Medallion
- The Tradition Stone
- UAF Alumni Time Capsule 1964-2014
- The Day They Tore the Tower Down
- Honorary Degrees
- Labs, Libraries, Rooms etc.
- University of Alaska Anchorage
- Floyd Library (UAA)
- Freeburg Art Gallery (UAA)
- Jerry Harper Theater (UAA)
- Kimura Art Gallery (UAA)
- Okeson Library (UAA)
- Richards Conference Room (UAA)
- Tina DeLapp Classroom (UAA)
- Williamson Auditorium (UAA)
- University of Alaska Fairbanks
- Barrack Memorial Carillons (UAF)
- Boyd Hall (UAF)
- Brown Ballroom (UAF)
- Brown Learning Center (UAF)
- Carter Conference Room (UAF)
- Hood Research Laboratory
- Horton Shooting Arena (UAF)
- Mather Library (UAF)
- McGown Music Room (UAF)
- Rasmuson Library (UAF)
- Rose Berry Alaska Art Gallery (UAF)
- Runcorn Conference Room (UAF)
- Salisbury Fine Arts Theatre (UAF)
- Schaible Auditorium (UAF)
- University of Alaska Southeast
- Egan Library (UAS)
- Noyes Pavilion (UAS)
- Ziegler Building (UAS)
- Medal of Excellence
- Meritorious Service Awards
- Notable People
- Parks and Trails
- Presidents
- 1921-1949 Charles Bunnell
- 1949-1953 Terris Moore
- 1953-1960 Ernest Patty
- 1960-1973 William R. Wood
- 1973-1977 Robert W. Hiatt
- 1977-1977 Charles O. Ferguson
- 1977-1977 Neil D. Humphrey
- 1977-1979 Foster F. Diebold
- 1979-1984 Jay Barton
- 1984-1990 Donald D. O'Dowd
- 1990-1998 Jerome B. Komisar
- 1998-1998 Wendy Redman
- 1998-2010 Mark R. Hamilton
- 2010- 2015 Patrick K Gamble
- 2015-2020 James R Johnsen
- 2020 - Present Pat Pitney
- Regents
- 1917 - 1928
- 1917-1918 Henry Bradley Parkin
- 1917-1918 Richard C. Wood
- 1917-1918 Philip Ernst
- 1917-1921 Albert Heilig
- 1917-1921 Leo Frank Shaw
- 1917-1921 Dr. Louis Scott Keller
- 1917-1923 Anton Johann Nordale
- 1917-1951 Harriet Belle Hess
- 1918-1921 H. Claude Kelly
- 1918-1923 Paul John Rickert
- 1918-1934 John McIntosh
- 1921-1925 Robert Bloom
- 1921-1925 Robert Lavery
- 1921-1929 Milton Snodgrass
- 1921-1932 Morton Stevens
- 1923-1924 Leopold David
- 1925-1927 Edward Francis Medley
- 1923-1925 Edward McClellan Keys
- 1925-1927 Thomas Marquam
- 1925-1933 Ralph Robertson
- 1925-1936 Arthur A. Shonbeck
- 1928-1929 George Love
- 1928-1939 John Henry Kelly
- 1929 - 1949
- 1929-1949 John William Gilson
- 1929-1956 Andrew Nerland
- 1932-1950 Austin Lathrop
- 1933-1941 Grace Wickersham
- 1935-1943 George Lingo
- 1936-1937 Martin Luther Harrais
- 1937-1947 Thomas Miller Donahoe
- 1939-1948 Orville Deville Cochran
- 1941-1955 Walter Tuller Stuart
- 1943-1959 Michael J. Walsh
- 1948-1955 Leo Rhode
- 1948-1973 William A. O'Neill
- 1949-1958 Conrad Earl Albrecht
- 1950 - 1965
- 1950-1969 Elmer Edwin Rasmuson
- 1951-1953 Essie Rock Dale
- 1953-1954 Audrey Loftus
- 1954-1963 Helen Atkinson
- 1955-1965 Philip Moore
- 1955-1956 Roland Stock
- 1955 Venie "Louise" Kellogg
- 1956-1961 Leslie Nerland
- 1957-1959 Frank Heintzleman
- 1957-1963 Lucy Cuddy
- 1959-1964 Boyd Harwood
- 1959-1967 John Conway
- 1961-1969 Arthur Schaible
- 1963-1971 Dorthy Wrede
- 1963-1975 Robert McFarland
- 1964-1967 Ruth McLean
- 1965-1966 William Whitehead
- 1966 - 1976
- 1967-1968 Everett Boulden
- 1967-1973 James Nolan
- 1967-1975 Edith Bullock
- 1968-1975 Alan Robertson
- 1969-1977 Brian Brundin
- 1969-1985 Hugh Fate Jr.
- 1971-1976 Vide Bartlett
- 1973-1974 Frank Doogan
- 1973-1974 Roy Madsen
- 1974-1976 Ronald Wendte
- 1975-1977 Christopher Cooke
- 1975-1983 Margaret Hall
- 1975-1983 Sam Kito Jr.
- 1975-1989 Donald Abel Jr.
- 1975-1989 Edward Rasmuson
- 1976-1977 Gerard LaParle
- 1976-1977 Mildred Banfield
- 1976-1979 Conrad Frank
- 1976 Bruce Lemke
- 1977 - 1987
- 1977-1978 Ric Davidge
- 1977-1979 Charles Webber
- 1977-1979 John Schaeffer
- 1977-1983 Jeffry Cook
- 1978-1980 Sharilyn Mumaw
- 1979-1984 John Shively
- 1979-1985 Herbert Lang
- 1979-1987 Thomas Miklautsch
- 1980-1982 Timothy Burgess
- 1982-1984 Sara Hannan
- 1983-1991 Ann Parrish
- 1983-1991 Gordon Evans
- 1983-1991 Roy Huhndorf
- 1983-1991 Ruth Burnett
- 1984-1986 Lynn Shaver
- 1984-1987 Willie Hensley
- 1985-1987 Grace Schaible
- 1985-1993 Robert Williams
- 1986-1987 Lance Bousley
- 1987-1988 John Sackett
- 1987-1989 Judith Graham
- 1987-1995 Mark Helmericks
- 1987-1995 Susan Stitham
- 1988 - 2000
- 1988-1989 Marcus Clapp
- 1989-1990 Jack Van Hatten
- 1989-1993 Morris Thompson
- 1989-1997 Eric Forrer
- 1989-1997 Virginia Breeze
- 1990-1991 Mary Reeve
- 1991-1993 Timothy Lamkin
- 1991-1999 Joseph Henri
- 1991-1999 Lew Williams
- 1991-1999 Michael Kelly
- 1991-1999 Sharon Gagnon
- 1993-1995 Scott Otterbacher
- 1993-2001 Danforth Ogg
- 1993-2001 Mary Jane Fate
- 1995-1997 Joe Hayes Jr
- 1995-2003 Chancy Croft
- 1995-2003 Joe Thomas
- 1997-1999 Annette Nelson-Wright
- 1997-2005 Elsa Demeksa
- 1997-2005 Michael Burns
- 1999-2001 Joshua Horst
- 1999-2007 Brian Rogers
- 1999-2007 Frances Rose
- 1999-2007 Joseph Usibelli Jr
- 2000-2004 Kevin Meyers
- 2001 - 2010
- 2001-2002 Joseph Hardenbrook
- 2001-2002 Mark Begich
- 2001-2002 Marlene Johnson
- 2002-2003 Byron Mallott
- 2002-2003 Derek Miller
- 2002-2025 Mary Hughes
- 2003-2005 David Parks
- 2003-2009 Michael Snowden
- 2003-2011 Cynthia Henry
- 2003-2007 James Hayes
- 2005-2007 Jacob Gondek
- 2005-2013 Carl Marrs Jr
- 2005-2013 Robert Martin
- 2005-2015 Timothy Brady
- 2005 Jeffrey Staser
- 2007-2009 William Andrews
- 2007-2011 Erik Drygas
- 2007-2015 Fuller Cowell
- 2007-2015 Kirk Wickersham
- 2007-2015 Patricia Jacobson
- 2009-2011 Ashton M. Compton
- 2009-2017 Kenneth J. Fisher
- 2011 - 2021
- 2011-2019 Jyotsna Heckman
- 2011-2015 Michael Powers
- 2011-2013 Mari Freitag
- 2012-2029 - Dale G. Anderson
- 2013-2021 Gloria O'Neill
- 2013-2015 Courtney Enright
- 2015-2023 Sheri Buretta
- 2015-2023 John Davies
- 2015-2023 Lisa Parker
- 2015-2017 Stacey Lucason
- 2015-2019 Deena Bishop
- 2017-2025 Karen Perdue
- 2017-2019 Stephen ‘Joey’ Sweet
- 2019-2021 John Bania
- 2019-2027 Darroll R. Hargraves
- 2019-2021 Cachet Garrett
- 2021-2023 Kali Spencer
- 2021-2029 Ralph Seekins
Unique Kugeri Stands on Little Diomede Island
By Timothy Sczawinski
Because of climate and type of materials used, many examples of traditional Alaska
Native housing have disappeared. On the Island of Little Diomede in the Bering Straits,
a kugeri stands which has for generations protected its inhabitants from some of the
severest weather on earth. This article first appeared in "The Northern Engineer"
and is excerpted from the May 1982 issue of "Now in the North."