InAlaskans for Sustainable BudgetsbyBrad Keithley·18h agoThe Friday column| Does “Pro-Math” mean “Pro-Wealthy”?JKT has made much of being “pro-math.” But is that really just becoming a code word for “pro-wealthy”?
University of Alaska·18h agoStrength Through Knowledge: The people behind ANSI’s first five yearsRebecca Lawhorne, UA System Office of Public Affairs ralawhorne@alaska.edu November 12, 2026
InNever Stop WritingbyJudi Veoukas·3d agoThe Alaskan Bear We Swear Was ThereA busload of seniors, a distant dot, and a lot of wishful seeingA response icon3A response icon3
InAlaskans for Sustainable BudgetsbyBrad Keithley·3d agoThe Weekly Top 3 (11.9.2026)Our concerns with the fiscal direction of the new #akleg majorities, what AIDEA reform should look like & our issues with Sen. Yundt’s &…
thom.gillespie·4d agoToday I got the call that my friend Dennis has died. He was in his mid-70s.About a year ago, his wife Jane (or maybe his daughter Julia) texted me that Dennis had been admitted to hospice. I called Jane right away…A response icon1A response icon1
Jimbouts Unknown·5d agoStories from the town with its back against the wallHyder is Alaska’s friendliest ghost town. It’s completely boxed in on all sides by mountains, mines, glaciers, and, oh yeah — Canada.A response icon1A response icon1
InAlaskans for Sustainable BudgetsbyBrad Keithley·6d agoThe Friday column| Why oil tax reform is neededComparing the results of SB21 in its first decade with the projections for the next, we explain why oil tax reform should be at the top of…
InAlaskans for Sustainable BudgetsbyBrad Keithley·Nov 3The Weekly Top 3 (11.2.2026)The fiscal inconsistency that permeates both Alaska’s left and right & our thoughts on how fiscal conservatives should react to both the…
