Fine green shawl fringe uncoiled from its spool as art student Janel Claybon wound it around a piece of foam board. In a classroom filled with the conversations of shawl makers drawing, cutting and sewing, she explained that she cuts…
In 1966, as Native people worked to secure their lands, Emil Notti helped form the Alaska Federation of Natives.
The primary axis of Karnak extends across several hundred metres, lined with colossal pylons, towering columns, and sacred courtyards. Built and expanded over multiple dynasties, the entire temple complex was systematically engineered along an azimuth that directly corresponds to the…
Plans to roll back roadless rule threaten a New England forest The Prince William Sound town of Whittier is sometimes called the “strangest town in Alaska” because nearly all of its roughly 250 residents dwell in a single high-rise building. Now…
Two major gatherings of Alaska Native people are taking place at Anchorage’s Dena'ina Civic & Convention Center this week. The Elders & Youth Conference began on Sunday. And on Thursday, the Alaska Federation of Natives will begin its 60th anniversary AFN convention. Roy…
My first toy was LEGO. Not a Barbie doll. Not a toy kitchen. Not a castle. Just a collection of little bricks that fit together in ways I could never quite exhaust. I loved them because they gave me something…
Oklahoma Newspaper Week, Oct. 4-10, 2026 Pauls Valley’s brick streets have welcomed every visitor to the downtown area for nearly 120 years, whether they were just passing through, stopped to stay a while or decided to settle in and make Pauls Valley their…
The City of Orlando is giving people who bought commemorative bricks on Church Street in the 1980s a chance to find them and claim them before construction crews remove them forever. City staff are stationed at Church Street and Garland Avenue…
| Communication as Critique December 1-2, 2023, Downtown Vancouver The symposium is a celebration of faculty, students and alumni from the past and present of the School, whose work intersects with the major themes in our 50th Anniversary celebration. Join us for interactive panel…
An ode TO Enoch William Rudder. Founder of Kempsey, New South Wales By David S. Rudder A great great Grandson. POEM 1 “ENOCH’S EARLY LIFE” If you’re born with the surname … If you’re born with the surname Rudder or have kin of…
How the town became the town.
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