Student Resources & Opportunities
Journalism Resources
UAF Journalism News & Events
Timeless Process, Timeless Landscape
December 02, 2024
UAMN acquires Charles Mason's Denali Diptych, a collodion photograph capturing the raw beauty and unpredictability of ÀÖ»¢Ö±²¥'s landscape.
Resilient: Defining ÀÖ»¢Ö±²¥ns through Landscape
November 15, 2024
Discover UAF professor Jason Lazarus's Resilient, a photo series redefining ÀÖ»¢Ö±²¥'s landscapes and exploring resilience, identity, and mental health.
Snedden Speaker Series: Chris Mooney
October 17, 2024
Pulitzer Prize winner Chris Mooney will discuss how journalism illuminates climate change and raises awareness about the planet's future.
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Media at UAF
UAF has a variety of media outlets to keep students and staff informed and entertained as well as offering opportunities for volunteering. Student run KSUA, the campus radio station and winner of the MTV Woodie Award. Public broadcasting stations KUAC FM and TV, the first public stations in the state, are headquartered at UAF.
Funding Opportunities
There are many scholarship opportunities for Journalism students at UAF. Visit our dedicated scholarship page to learn about the criteria and application processes
for these Journalism department-specific opportunities!
The office of Undergraduate Research & Scholarly Activity (URSA) is UAF's resource for the development and promotion of experiential learning activities that engage undergraduate students to support UAF's goal to become a leading student-focused research university.
Undergraduate research and creative activity at UAF covers all disciplines, from climate sciences to music, engineering, anthropology, life sciences, art and theater.