University of Alaska Fairbanks

... .  We all split up in different directions and met back at the bus an hour later to travel to the University of Alaska-Fairbanks Museum.  We were ushered into an auditorium where a movie about the Northern Lights was being shown.  Since ...

... It snowed a bit overnight and when I walked out to my car it was cloudy and about 5 degrees. I headed to the University of Alaska, Fairbanks Museum of the North. It turned out to be a great museum alot of good info on Alaskan history, the geography and ...

... you need a car if you want to stay there and tour the city. After settling in the hotel we drove to the university of Fairbanks in order to visit the Museum of the North. We saw a film explaining about the aurora, which was very interesting. Then we ...

... shrimp, and fish. The one-hour tour of the Large Animal Research Station (formerly the musk ox farm) at the University of Alaska Fairbanks was interesting.  The tour gave good explanations about the research being done on musk ox and ...

... Had lunch with Anita in my room. After work we ran errands and ate dinner in town. Tuesday March 22nd, After work Anita and I had dinner with my best friend Bryce and my brother Jeff, both of which are attending the University of Alaska ...

... hand over the reins of power to the Lieutenant Governor at that time. Next we drove up the hill to the University of Alaska at Fairbanks campus.  We toured the Large Animal Research Station (LARS).  We spent an hour viewing and learning about Musk Oxen ...

... to go back to school. That's why I'm here!" I also wanted to let all the Canadians know that the University Hockey team, the Nanooks, Of Fairbanks Alaska are not all American... every single player.. but 5, are CANADIAN! That's 22 of the 27 players ...

... Lane, Donner Drive, St. Nicholas Street, etc. I also saw an old homestead cabin. On the way back to Fairbanks, I saw a "moose on the loose" by the side of the road. It would be like seeing deer in NY. Christina and I spend the rest of the afternoon ...

Woke up early local time...5:00 a.m. We spent the day visiting spots around the University of Alaska at Fairbanks campus, the Museum of the North, and Creamer's Field.  Once we got around we went to The Bakery for Breakfast.  Really good ...

... , but I did sit next to a nice gentlemen from Minneapolis which helped to make the trip go faster. The last leg of my trip to Fairbanks was long and again they needed volunteers to get off because the plane was overweight. My window seat didn't really ...