Discover the fascinating history of film in HIST 244 – Studies in Film History. This course explores Hollywood's golden age and innovative genres such as science fiction, focusing on the stories, styles, and cultural impact of significant films.
If you are passionate about learning in and about the natural world and want to inspire others to do the same, EDFN A190 ST: Introduction to Environmental Education is the perfect starting point.
Explore the big ideas, inspiring art, and powerful stories that have shaped cultures around the world!
Congrats to PWSC and Valdez High students for earning top spots at the 2025 SkillsUSA Alaska State Conference! They headed to Atlanta, Georgia, for nationals at the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference—the nation’s most extensive career and technical education event!
Before the summit attempts or glacier hauls, Jane Churchill began her Denali expedition with a journal—part of her capstone at Prince William Sound College, where mindset mattered as much as mileage.
This summer, students in Dr. Stan Herman’s Cultural Anthropology course are exploring the hidden frameworks that shape human life. Dr. Herman brings enthusiasm and depth to the class, encouraging students to challenge their assumptions about culture. Photo: Early anthropologist recording oral histories. (Library of Congress)
This summer, students enrolled in Alaska Native Cultures have the opportunity to learn about the rich and diverse histories, traditions, and contemporary experiences of Alaska's Indigenous peoples.
We have been eagerly anticipating this! The Valdez Theatre Conference features performances on the main stage of the Civic Center, and they are free for the public to attend.
Cami Zifko’s passion for Indigenous histories and archaeology fuels her work at the Maxine and Jesse Whitney Museum.
