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Utqiaġvik tribal college buys land for permanent campus
Iḷisaġvik College has purchased land to build its long-planned campus in Utqiaġvik, according to KNBA.
The college is Alaska's only tribal college. It serves the North Slope Borough. The land purchase moves the institution closer to constructing a permanent campus facility.
The location of the parcel, the cost, and the construction timeline were not immediately available.
The college currently operates without a permanent campus. The purchase represents a step toward establishing a dedicated facility for the institution.
Based on a press release.
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