This month's Success Story, titled "The past has shown that safety, climate and environment have revolved around High Latitude Dust", comes from the Thematic Network on High Latitude Dust.

Below is Michelle Blade's (McGill University) student report about attending the International Conference on Arctic Research Planning (ICARP IV).

UArctic representatives talk about the relationship between Scotland and the Arctic, UArctic member institutions present in Orkney, and opportunities for collaboration in video and radio interviews by the Orkney Islands Council and Radio Orkney.

Join on May 12, 2025, at 5 PM CEST to discuss how Arctic PASSION’s INFRA and AURORAE services can improve public information delivery during wildfires and on air quality in the Arctic.

A new online course on snow physics has been launched. Unpacking the Snowpack -course is developed together with the UArctic Thematic Network on Nordic Snow Network. The course offers a comprehensive introduction to the snow science and it is now available to learners worldwide.

Be sure to join in on this presentation about youth leadership and climate justice on May 14, taking place via livestream and at Dartmouth College.

The conference will be hosted at UiT The Arctic University of Norway on August 27-29 in Tromsø. Registration and abstract submission deadline: May 31.

This August and September, a diverse group of Indigenous Knowledge Holders, youth, and researchers - including a contingent of students from across Canada – will embark on a powerful journey through the Northwest Passage. Sailing aboard the Norwegian tall ship Statsraad Lehmkuhl, participants will engage in a global education...

This year marks the 40th anniversary of Nunavut Sivuniksavut, an Inuit-led post-secondary institution in Ottawa that has empowered generations of Inuit youth through culturally grounded education in Inuit history, governance, and community development. Celebrated for its life-changing impact and leadership in Indigenous educa...

UArctic Board held their spring 2025 meeting on 28-30 April in the Orkney Islands, Scotland. The meeting was hosted by Scottish Arctic Network (UArctic Regional Centre in Scotland) in collaboration with University of Highlands and Islands, Robert Gordon University and Heriot-Watt University.

The 2025 issue of our annual Shared Voices magazine is now available online and in print. This year's magazine once again focuses on a specific theme: capacity building through education and knowledge-sharing. 

With support from the University of Maine's Experiential Programs Innovation Central (EPIC) Natalia and Matthew Magnani, assistant professors of anthropology and climate change, integrate VR and 3D printing into their courses on Arctic and Museum Anthropology for students to examine first hand the impacts of a changing climat...

A summer school jointly organised by UArctic and ArcSolution

A team of researchers recently completed a successful field campaign in Svalbard, gathering valuable ice core and snow samples to study the effects of changing atmospheric circulation patterns on Arctic glaciers

The call for the 2025 Action Award closes on April 30, 2025.