Although the Winter Olympics are taking place closer to the 49th parallel than the Arctic Circle, the North has been strongly represented. The Inukshuk design of the official emblem, the strong role of Canada's aboriginal people in the Games, and the presence of many northern athletes competing have brought a strong northern...

The University of Akureyri is offering the “first of its kind in the world” international Graduate Master’s Program in Polar Law.

20-21 April 2010Hammerfest, NorwayThe most relevant meeting place in the North regarding oil & gas activity, industrial and business opportunities, framework conditions and energy politics.

The Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) announces a new mentorship program.

The Face of the TransformationA summer gathering to decolonize post-secondary educationMay 5-8, 2010Northwest Community College, Terrace Campus

Biennial International Seminar Series 27-28 May 2010 Lister Conference Center, Maple Leaf Room University of Alberta, Edmonton AB Canada"Geopolitical and legal aspects of Canada’s and Europe’s northern dimensions"

Cape Krusenstern, Alaska The University of Washington (UW) seeks students to join a field crew in Cape Krusenstern, Alaska during the summer of 2010.

24-27 October 2010 Oslo and Kirkenes, Norway Organizers of the Northern Research Forum (NRF) 6th Open Assembly - Our Ice Dependent World announce a call for participation and applications from young researchers. The event will be held on 24-27 October 2010 in Oslo and Kirkenes, Norway.

Become a Project Management Expert in RAMK – Application deadline 30.3.2010! The Office of Undergraduate Studies would like students of UArctic member institutions and those in the Circumpolar Studies program in particular to take note of the following Advanced Emphasis as an option towards completing your Bachelor’s degree...

September 13-15, 2010Paris, France

Welcome to the first edition of Arctic Monitor, an online resource providing weekly updates on developments across the Arctic region. Arctic Monitor is circumpolar in scope, reporting on environmental, indigenous, economic and social issues that involve or affect the people of the North.

The first edition of the Arctic Portal newsletter was published in February 2010. The newsletter includes a feature on our collaboration with Arctic Portal to develop the next version of the UArctic Atlas.

University of AnchorageAnchorage, Alaska

From Igloos To The Internet: The Inuit In The 21st Century With Pita AatamiFebruary 11, 20109:00 a.m.

The newsletter will be published on a quarterly basis and is intended to give users of the Arctic Portal further insights into the work of the Arctic Portal, as well as it's partners within the Arctic Portal Community.