The inaugural “First World Day for Glaciers: Planning Toward the 5th International Polar Year (IPY-5) 2032-2033”  webinar brought together global experts to address the critical challenges of glacier loss.

The PEEX Arctic-Boreal Hub Newsletter issue #31 - March 2025 is now available.

The University of the Arctic is pleased to announce the April 2025 session of "Meet UArctic", our monthly online update and Q&A meeting for members.

The webinar "Resilient Connectivity for Remote Regions" focuses on the future of connectivity in northern sparsely populated regions. The session brings together experts from Arctic 6G and ENSURE, exploring innovations in 6G resilience, remote teleoperation, and IoT solutions. 

The University of the Faroe Islands is excited to invite you to the UArctic Congress 2026, taking place in Tórshavn, Faroe Islands from May 26 to 29, 2026. 

UArctic is happy to share the eighth and final program highlight of the UArctic Assembly 2025: a selection of self-guided hikes!

UArctic is excited to announce the seventh program highlight of the UArctic Assembly 2025, A Motorboat Trip to the Ravadas Falls!

SIOI invites you to the international conference Arctic Connections, taking place on March 31 and April 1, 2025 in Rome. 

Arctic Indigenous filmmakers from around the circumpolar North contemplate the impacts of climate change on their lives and communities. Through five powerful first-person experiences, we witness the struggles they endure as they make a strong stance to protect their lands, cultures, and futures in a rapidly changing world.

UArctic is thrilled to announce the sixth program highlight of the UArctic Assembly 2025, Sulaoja Nature Trail!

Dr. Chris Southcott from Lakehead University has been appointed UArctic Chair of Resources and Sustainable Communities for the next five years.

Seminar "Exploring Climate Adaptation in Northern Communities" will be held online (Zoom) on April 1, 2025, at 11:00-12:20 (MDT).

We're excited to announce the fifth program highlight of the UArctic Assembly 2025, A Concert by Áilu Valle & Amoc (Mikkâl Morottaja)!

The Glacier Stewardship Program is a first-of-its kind initiative that will develop innovative, science-backed strategies to slow glacier melt locally, mitigate glacier-related hazards, and preserve the microbial biodiversity locked in glacier ice.

Below is Nels Ure's (University of Alaska Fairbanks) student report from the Arctic Youth Conference 2025, which was held in Tromsø, Norway in January 2025.