Civil war and ethnic conflict plague the Middle East as the U.S. continues its nation-building efforts in the resource-rich region. Continue reading
Happenings
Regents to meet this week in Flagstaff
June 10, 2013
The Arizona Board of Regents will discuss the system budget, capital development plans and academic affairs during its regularly scheduled meeting. Continue reading
Seminar to explore the future of Arab Spring
June 6, 2013
Was it liberal mobilization or a long history of internal conflicts that led to a revolutionary movement in Egypt in 2011? Continue reading
Summer Seminar Series kicks off with terrorism discussion
June 3, 2013
An interdisciplinary Summer Seminar Series is sure to spark discussion on campus and in the community. Continue reading
Local art on display at conference center
May 31, 2013
Take in the beauty of photography, watercolor and 3-D wood sculpture at the fourth annual Juried Community Art Gallery Exhibition, June 7 through Sept. 5. Continue reading
English professor publishes lauded memoir
May 31, 2013
English professor Laura Gray-Rosendale will sign copies of her new memoir on June 15 in Flagstaff. Continue reading
Conference to explore research-to-practice gap in disability disciplines
May 30, 2013
An upcoming professional conference at NAU focuses on enhancing the quality of services for individuals with disabilities. Continue reading
Screening of ‘Vectors of Autism’ planned at free workshop
May 15, 2013
Introductory information about autism, Q&A planned. Continue reading
It’s time to celebrate as 4,000 Lumberjacks don caps and gowns
May 3, 2013
Nearly 4,000 Lumberjacks will reach one of life’s milestones next week as NAU confers degrees during commencement ceremonies. Continue reading
Author to teach writing workshop
May 3, 2013
Author Michael Martone will be in Flagstaff May 16-18 to teach a fiction/nonfiction workshop and give a reading of his work. Continue reading
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Grant helps NAU contribute to job creation, environmental cleanup Communities in Navajo Nation to benefit.
Thank you for being the difference that matters Gerety: Faculty and staff have set a new standard for philanthropic support at NAU.
Regents approve university budget requests The Arizona Board of Regents approved the FY14 annual operating budgets for the three universities at its regular meeting yesterday at the High Country Conference Center in Flagstaff.
PeopleSoft system down this weekend
The university's PeopleSoft/LOUIE systems will be down for most of the weekend to implement a required update to the systems.
The university's PeopleSoft/LOUIE systems will be down for most of the weekend to implement a required update to the systems.
ITS increases disk space allocations Information Technology Services recently increased how much disk space is allocated for the central file servers.
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NAU study estimates financial impact of 2010 Schultz Fire The comprehensive evaluation reveals the devastating financial impact wildfires have on public, private and non-profit resources.
NAU jumps the field with competency-based Personalized Learning What students already know will count for something, and what they learn on the way to a college degree will come at a lower cost.