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Flagstaff ranked one of the top running locations in the world
Shenaya McManus, an Air Force ROTC cadet, tekes time to run on her usual route, the Flagstaff Urban Trail System. (Photo by: Vanessa Marchena) In Flagstaff, the...
Local students, volunteers rally to pass 28th amendment
Bekka Christ a senior majoring in Social Work, stands out on the sidewalk of the courthouse holding her sign and hoola-hooping. (Photo by Andrew Conte) Drivers honked...
Lack of snowfall forces cancelations to NAU courses
Due to lack of snowfall, NAU cancelled their annual snowboarding and skiing classes, held at the Arizona Snowbowl, for the semester. Phone calls to the resort have...
NAU supports local food banks
Ashley Bailey, a volunteer at St. Mary's Food Bank, is helping to stock carts of donated food. (Photo by: Daniel Daw) The tradition of giving this holiday...
Campus IT encourages user awareness about increasing internet dangers
You log on to Facebook and click on a notification from a friend. “Haha chek out dis video. I cant stop laughin OMG.” You click on it, ignoring the fact you...
Campus housing lottery system prepares for overhaul
Once again, students will see big changes to NAU’s housing application process for the 2012-2013 academic year. The traditional lottery-style system — in which...
NPR reporter Richard Harris speaks to NAU students, faculty
National Public Radio (NPR) science correspondent Richard Harris held a small forum in the School of Communication building Oct. 14, sharing his stories and advice with...
NAU student dies in Anaheim car accident
Margaret Conway, known to many as Maggie May, a junior secondary English education major, passed away Oct. 13 in Anaheim, Calif. after being hit by a vehicle while bicycling...
NAU to install an advanced irrigation control system by 2013
Photo by Garry Hart It is not an uncommon sight on the NAU campus: a broken sprinkler head pivots around and around on its pre-programed course, sending water jetting...
Proposed American Jobs Act garners support, skepticism from students, faculty
As the nation approaches the end of another year in a recession, the Obama administration has introduced a bill this past week in an effort to steady the volatile...