Turning Point USA ’s UAA chapter hosted “ Campus Crashers ” at the UAA Student Union on April 17. The event was interrupted ...

Bear Tooth Theaterpub hosted the Anchorage Vegan Chef Challenge awards ceremony on April 6. A full list of the awards can be found on the AnchorageVegan Chef Challenge Facebook page. The Northern ...

Approximately 50 students and the Party for Socialism and Liberation protested outside the UAA Consortium Library on April 3 in opposition to recently announced changes to Native Student Services. UAA ...

The Northern Light opened its newsroom to students on April 1. Students engaged with the news team and were offered free pizza and soda. Natural sciences major Jackson Himmelstein said, “It's usually ...

Correction: 3/25/25 6:47 p.m. The headline of this story previously read "Eruption alert: Mount Spurr" and was changed to "Eruption update: Mount Spurr." The history of Mount Spurr spans 10,000 years, ...

According to a report by the Alaska Volcano Observatory on March 12, Spurr’s eruption is expected in the coming weeks or months. As earthquake activity, degassing and surface deformation occur more ...

The University of Alaska Anchorage history and East Asian history departments lost a prominent professor. Dr. Paul Dunscomb died on March 5 from a “short illness,” according to a memorial article from ...

For the second time in program history, the Seawolves gymnastics program hosted the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. The MPSF championship meet saw four teams compete in the Avis Alaska Sports ...

It has been my privilege the last six months to write at The Northern Light. However, in light of the Board of Regents' decision and further federal guidance on DEI, I am no longer writing for TNL. I ...

The Anchorage Fire Department and University Police Department responded to a fire at a bus stop trash can on Providence Drive on March 23, according to an email from the University Police Department.