NAU news
28Wednesday, Sep. 28, 2016
Research & Academics
NAU named top institution by Times Higher Education
the-world-university-rankings Considered one of the most widely observed university measures, THE evaluated more than 1,300 of the world's leading research universities. READ MORE
Engineering program earns top 50 spot in ‘U.S. News’ rankings13 September
$3 million grant to support first detailed map of the nation’s food, energy and water systems2 September
New research suggests global warming began decades earlier1 September
NAU researcher sparks new debate with findings showing little, if any, present-day water on Mars29 August
Campus & Community
NAU’s Cline Library opens the MakerLab
President Cheng presents to ABOR on “Possibilities in Every Direction”23 September
NAU supports Achieve60AZ initiative to advance education across the state21 September
Grants awarded to NAUPD to enhance safety efforts20 September
President Cheng discusses innovation in education during CETYS anniversary seminar20 September
Happenings
Phoenix Suns return to NAU for 20th anniversary training camp
NAU Louie the Lumberjack with Suns Gorilla
The week-long training camp will culminate with a public scrimmage beginning at noon on Saturday, Oct. 1, in the Walkup Skydome. READ MORE
Annual Flagstaff Festival of Science returns Sept. 2319 September
Photography exhibits debut on campus7 September
Get artistic at NAU’s Wall Draw XII7 September
Photos: President’s BBQ celebrates new school year1 September
Faculty & Staff
Richard Heath named executive director of NAU campus in Prescott Valley
Richard Heath Heath brings strong relationships in this region through his current role as the Executive Director of the Greater Prescott Regional Economic Partnership and will begin at NAU Monday, Oct. 24. READ MORE
Nominations sought for President’s Distinguished Teaching Fellows Award13 September
Construction continues on north campus pedway, phase one complete23 August
NAU’s policies for drugs, alcohol and a healthy campus environment6 April
Training offered at e-Learning4 March
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INSIGHTS & REFLECTIONS FROM ACROSS CAMPUS
Traditional versus electronic toys Anna SosaSosa: Trading electronics for traditional toys and books may boost early language development. Read More
Examining female terrorists Lori Poloni StaudingerPoloni-Staudinger: Women terrorists capture attention because they clash with socially constructed perceptions. Read More
The gift of Dale Carnegie Training Alex HayesHayes: A highlight in NAU's business college is the Dale Carnegie Training. Read More