NAU news
26Sunday, May. 26, 2013
Research & Academics
Study ties water value among irrigators to forest restoration
Watershed Willingness to pay for free resource measured. READ MORE
Athletic training program transitions to master’s degree22 May
Modern lab reaches across the ages to resolve plague DNA debate17 May
Professor’s dream course tackles impacts of wired world on human psychology9 May
Student’s fast start in research contributes to life-saving rapid test7 May
Campus & Community
Staging to begin soon for Science and Health Building
Science and Health Building Some parking and foot traffic will be affected. READ MORE
Obituary: Daryl Raetz, senior justice administration student and Phoenix police officer22 May
Students win Fulbright honors20 May
Connect with NAU Social Scene17 May
Land-locked detour leads to seaside dream job15 May
Happenings
Screening of ‘Vectors of Autism’ planned at free workshop
Laura Nagle's self portrat of her autistic mind.
Introductory information about autism, Q&A planned. READ MORE
Faculty art on display at NAU Art Museum30 April
Cline Library honors powwow history at new exhibit9 November
Athletics
Men’s Track wins Big Sky title
Lumberjack men's track team The men's track and field team locked up the Big Sky Conference Outdoor Championship for the second-straight year. READ MORE
Women’s golf drives to Big Sky Conference title25 April
Outstanding student-athletes honored with Golden Eagle Awards12 April
Faculty & Staff
Employee fitness program offers small group training sessions
TRX class "Lose to Gain" challenges NAU employees to commit to a fitness program for the summer to help improve their health and wellness. READ MORE
Outstanding work rewarded with achievement awards9 May
Conference offers professional development opportunity for women3 May
Faculty celebrated with awards, recognition25 April
Faculty Awards 201325 April
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Blogs
INSIGHTS & REFLECTIONS FROM ACROSS CAMPUS
Let’s celebrate success and welcome changes ahead John Haeger Haeger: We have honored our priorities at every level and welcome the fast-paced changes sweeping through higher education. Read More
Pride, renewal and looking ahead Laura Huenneke Huenneke: Achievements offer sound footing for what's ahead. Read More
Universities critical to the success of health reform in Arizona Paul Dutton Dutton: Only through improved collaboration will we be able to meet the challenge of the Affordable Care Act. Read More