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Change for hope
By Emily Bridgewater As the school semester comes to an end, students are eager to get through finals and home for the holidays. While it may seem like the season...
A learning experience in India
By Madison Santos While many of us will be exchanging presents, filling up on cookies and relaxing with family over winter break, a few others from Northern Arizona...
Local climbing spots to explore before the snow comes
By Talia Green Andrew Belus, again, trad climbs at the Sedona desert spires (photo by Kyle Simmons) It is no question Flagstaff often attracts people who are drawn...
Associated Students for Women’s Issues
By Emily Bridgewater It is not just a club, and it is not just a feminism group: the Associated Students for Women’s Issues (ASWI) organization has been working...
Relay for Life kicks off at NAU
By Emily Bridgewater Organized by the American Cancer Society, Relay for Life events are a way for people to honor cancer survivors in addition to anyone they lost...
Bicimundo Repairman — Kayson Wilson
By Madison Santos Kayson Wilson, employee at Bicimundo bike shop in Flagstaff, shares his experience working with bicycles. ...
Generous budget increase benefits NAU and Arizona
(Editorial cartoon by Brian Regan) Tax-payers have been too hasty when criticizing recent government spending, and with Arizona’s skewed priorities, the criticisms...
Think pink at P.J. Chilcottage
By Cara Buchanan Think Pink. It is a two-word, two-syllable statement that has made a powerful impact in the fight against breast cancer. From races to relays, walks...
Homecoming festivities, tailgate and parade pump up school spirit
By Madison Santos Alex Quasd (Alumni 2011, Hotel Restaurant Management) enjoys a tasty burger at the tailgate. Students, alumni and residents of Flagstaff attend...
Art through all mediums
By Maddy Santos Poets, rappers, ukulele players, comedians, flute duets and even a saxophone quartet performed at The Green Scene Cafe this past Friday. Art Through...