Tumyaraa: The Path Bridging Program

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✨ Can you guess which Alaska Native cultural region matches each day in our reel? Our summer interns are styling regalia in a different Identity Gallery inside the Hall of Cultures—spot the region in each clip! #alaskanativeheritagecenter #anchorage

✨ Just ONE week to go! ✨

APU’s Blue & Gold Benefit Auction is happening next Thursday, September 25! 💙💛

Join us for an evening of community, celebration, and support for APU student scholarships. We have so many exciting prizes, like Kraken hockey tickets, a trip for two to Cabo San Lucas, and a qaspek-making class with friends!

Buy tickets here: https://alaskapacific.ejoinme.org/BlueandGold2025

📅 Mark your calendars and get ready—we’ll see you there!

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Don’t expect everyone to like you. Day 54 of 100. Music Voyage Music...

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It's not too late to APPLY to Alaska Pacific University! 🌿

Whether you're craving hands-on fieldwork in wild places or looking for a close-knit academic community, there's still time to start your journey.

📆 Join our 1-month Block Courses starting August 25 or our full Session Semester beginning September 24!

Undergraduate programs are still open for interested students — don't wait! Learn more & apply now at https://www.alaskapacific.edu/apply/

Fostering scientific awareness! Tumyaraa students discover microplastics, native plants, and Alaska's unique environmental landscape.

Exploring our great state at APU’s Tumyaraa Bridge Program!

Series review. North of North. Episode 6 of 2025. North of North Music: Do It, Musician: @iksonmusic #greenland #qsgreenland #nunavut #canada #northofnorth #inuit #culture #netflix #review #series #fun

We are prepared for a rejuvenating summer break at APU!

Staff and faculty from APU’s Nuna Center recently joined nearly 1,200 researchers, Indigenous Knowledge holders, and community members from across the Arctic and around the world at the Fourth International Conference on Arctic Research Planning (ICARP IV), held at the University of Colorado Boulder.

We were proud to help lead the creation of the Indigenous Pavilion—an outdoor gathering space filled with stories, laughter, tears, food, art, film, and ceremony. It was a space of deep connection and shared purpose.

Through this gathering, Indigenous participants came together to write and share a powerful statement during the closing plenary. As APU’s James Temte reflected:

“It was our plan to invite researchers who support us to stand with us after we delivered the statement. However, before we could extend that invitation, the entire audience began to stand with us in solidarity. It was a very powerful and moving moment.”

💬 Read the full Indigenous Participants’ Statement here:
🔗 https://ow.ly/6kg550VRh94

We are honored to support and walk beside Indigenous communities in shaping the future of Arctic research—together, and with intention.