Poloni-Staudinger: Women terrorists capture attention because they clash with socially constructed perceptions. Continue reading
Blogs
Hats off to NAU employee graduates
May 10, 2016
Donaldson: To the students who work 40 hours per week and continue working after hours, we made it! Continue reading
The gift of Dale Carnegie Training
April 19, 2016
Hayes: A highlight in NAU's business college is the Dale Carnegie Training. Continue reading
The Road to Rio
April 13, 2016
Anthony: NAU and Flagstaff are playing important roles in the upcoming Olympic Games. Continue reading
Never underestimate the power of you
April 4, 2016
Filsinger: Coping with stress effectively is all about personal empowerment. Continue reading
Overcoming challenges through giving back
March 31, 2016
It is in this time of shared challenge that I feel even more inclined to give, not only my time and energy but through direct monetary donations. Continue reading
March is International Listening Month
March 23, 2016
Headlee: Go out, listen and prepare to be amazed. Continue reading
Traditional versus electronic toys
March 3, 2016
Sosa: Trading electronics for traditional toys and books may boost early language development. Continue reading
What Darwin got right
February 26, 2016
Shuster: Charles Darwin got many things right related to natural selection and inheritable traits. Continue reading
Put the dream of higher education within reach of all Arizona students
February 25, 2016
A statement by the Arizona Board of Regents Enterprise Executive Committee. Continue reading
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Navajo Nation, NAU researchers study implementation of groundbreaking ‘unhealthy food’ tax The tax, first of its kind in the United States in terms of scope, aims to encourage healthy habits among members of the Navajo Nation.
Tree thinning project gives NAU forestry students real-world experience Forestry students researched and created a prescription to help NAU maintain and protect its on-campus ponderosa pine forest while reducing the fire hazard.
A night with NAU’s Harun Mehmedinovic: Free event celebrating Skyglow Project On July 28, the public is invited to a viewing of time-lapse night photography and films from 8-10 p.m. at the Coconino Center for the Arts.
A wolf’s howl in miniature: NAU researchers discover mice speak similarly to humans NAU assistant professor and lead author on the research Bret Pasch has studied the grasshopper mice, rodents known for their remarkably loud call, for more than three years.
You’ve been Axe’d! NAU students participate in cooking competition (VIDEO) In honors of Culinarians Day on July 25, find out who won a student chef competition Campus Dining hosted earlier this year.
Valley Fever test, developed by NAU professor Paul Keim, submitted for FDA approval The patented test will allow for same-day diagnosis of the fungus-caused illness prevalent in the Sonoran desert region of southern and central Arizona.
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NAU’s unique study abroad program wins international award NAU was honored for its Interdisciplinary Global Program, which allows students to study and work in another country for a full year, helping them to prepare for work in the global economy.
NAU researcher discovers key to fighting autism may lie not in the mind, but in the gut Greg Caporaso and team performed fecal microbial transplants, which showed promising results that could lead to a new treatment option.
Lumberjack love: NAU student-athletes work with area elementary school children Members of several NAU sports teams worked with local elementary school students to encourage academic responsibility, good character and fitness through the Lumberjacks C.A.R.E. program