Jason Ladner does research in his lab

NAU-TGen study results show COVID-19 virus triggers antibodies from previous coronavirus infections

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Research & Academics

Earth to reach temperature tipping point in next 20 to 30 years, new NAU study finds

Postdoc Katharyn Duffy led an international team that looked at 20 years of data from throughout the world and found that record-breaking temperates are contributing to a significant decrease in plants' ability to absorb human-caused carbon emissions.
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Campus & Community

NAU education alums earn National Board Certification with funding from Arizona Teachers Academy

These Arizona teachers were among the 49 who certified statewide and 11 who were supported by Teachers Academy funding.
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Keep calm and float on: NAU civil engineering students Crowdfund their way to a concrete canoe

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Naomi Lee works in her lab

NAU chemistry professor discusses her work on vaccines for HPV, HIV, opioid addiction (VIDEO)

Naomi Lee's team is building a foundation long-standing conditions that have plagued people for decades. She has focused particularly on diseases that disproportionately affect Native Americans.
Jason Ladner does research in his lab

NAU-TGen study results show COVID-19 virus triggers antibodies from previous coronavirus infections

The findings of the study, of which assistant professor Jason Ladner was a lead author, may also explain how previous exposure could partially account for differences in severity between old vs. young patients.
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Earth to reach temperature tipping point in next 20 to 30 years, new NAU study finds

Postdoc Katharyn Duffy led an international team that looked at 20 years of data from throughout the world and found that record-breaking temperates are contributing to a significant decrease in plants' ability to absorb human-caused carbon emissions.

Campus & Community

Snow

Stay in the know for snow

What to know when you wake up to a blanket of white on the ground.

Supporting safety this spring: Campus reminders to continue COVID-19 mitigation strategies

Check out the latest health and safety resources on campus to promote a healthy campus.
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Keep calm and float on: NAU civil engineering students Crowdfund their way to a concrete canoe

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Travel abroad

Peace Corps Prep certificate program set to launch during Lumberjacks Abroad Week

The Peace Corps Prep certificate program, set to launch during the Lumberjacks Abroad Week, is designed to better prepare students applying for the Peace Corps and provides a competitive edge for those who complete the certificate's requirements.

‘The Importance of Black Lives:’ NAU honors Martin Luther King Jr.

"The Importance of Black Lives" will feature keynote speaker Marc Lamont Hill to discuss racial injustices affecting the nation and honor the life of Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Donate to Santa’s Sleigh Fund, help NAU employees in need

Santa's Sleigh Fund is a year-round fund that supports NAU employees facing financial hardships.

FEATURED SPOTLIGHT

In the Spotlight: Carol Chambers

Carol Chambers, professor of forestry and president of The Wildlife Society, participated in presentations and discussions at The Wildlife Society’s 2020 Annual Conference. She led a panel discussion, “Women of Wildlife in the Field,” was part of another panel titled, “Dismantling Systemic Racism in the Wildlife Profession” and conducted a virtual networking event to develop relationships among women.