The University of Alaska Board of Regents, along with the University of Alaska administrators, chancellors and provosts, will be holding their regular meeting...

Kenai Peninsula College had some unfinished business to take care of Thursday. A plaque dedicated to Clayton Brockel, the college's founding director, was unveiled in the Clayton E. Brockel Building Thursday night.

Recently, KPC's Kenai River Campus hosted the University of Alaska Board of Regents, University of Alaska System President Pat Gamble, and many other senior university officials. The visit went very...

FAIRBANKS (AP) - For a young engineer in Alaska, the Bush is often the place where brilliant ideas get trumped by reality. Unexpected building conditions and scarce supplies in remote villages frequently force plans to be altered or scrapped altogether. Poor weather and local politics can add another layer to the mix. With that in mind, three University of Alaska Fairbanks civil engineering students got an up-close view of village life last month, when they went on a rapid-fire trip to four communities near Bethel.

The college's continual, steady growth of more than 40 percent has lead to two things, he said - an expansion of services and better opportunities for a quality education. But, it has also caused growing pains.

When REC Silicon Inc., a company out of Moses Lake, Wash., tried to hire some 20 graduates from Kenai Peninsula College's process technology program this past summer, they were turned down.

The University of Alaska Board of Regents formally project approved to KPC's Kenai River Campus Career and Technical Center on Feb. 18. The $14.5 million...

With the University of Alaska board of regents authorizing additional planning and traffic analysis on the Seawolf Sports Arena in Anchorage Feb. 18, it's easy...

FAIRBANKS (AP) -- Former state Adjutant General John Schaeffer has been named interim director of the University of Alaska Fairbanks' Chukchi Campus at Kotzebue.

Following the irregular beating of Native drums and singing of an African tribal greeting song, members of the school board returned to their seats and sat down to serious business at Monday night's meeting.