Alabama did something courageous, but they still haven’t quite got it right.
Economists are failing Gov. Dunleavy.
Funding for research is money well-spent
In my medical records, it says I had an abortion: spontaneous. Most know that to be a miscarriage, but for a long time, every time… Continue reading
We love thinking about big projects, but unattainable big projects distract us from reality.
I understand firsthand the enormous burden this disease has on the families and the economy.
We need leadership now when it comes to Bristol Bay.
Constant employee turnover takes time, money, and energy away from educating young people.
Total philanthropic giving in Alaska in 2018 added up to approximately $135 million.
Bristol Bay’s fish, wildlife and economic prosperity are at stake.
Former University of Alaska President Mark Hamilton asked this question of his leadership team in 1998. At that point, the University of Alaska system had… Continue reading
The class of 2019 will make a difference not only in Alaska’s economy, but also in its communities.
“This cannot be happening to me, I’m the guy who runs or walks 3-5 miles every day.”
Thousands of UA graduates will cross a stage, receive their diploma, and move out into the world.
Current criminal laws tie our hands, state prosecutors say.
What’s Wrong With This Picture? As a member of the Funny River Community for the past 40-plus years, I have been privileged to know and… Continue reading
Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic (KBFPC) began as a once-a-month offering, staffed by volunteers.
Last November, we were reminded of something that offers us great hope about the future of our state. In the aftermath of the earthquake last… Continue reading
There’s been much discussion and debate about the appropriate amount of state support for the University of Alaska. As a “finance expert” with specific knowledge… Continue reading
A red flag law could address Alaska’s epidemic of gun violence.
