How to submit a news tip to NAU News
Complete the form below to send us your story ideas, spotlight items, announcements and other news—your tip should have a news angle to be considered for publication.
The template below provides a basic outline to help you write a concise announcement for the campus community. Follow these guidelines when submitting your tip to NAU News and allow one to two weeks prior to an event for items to be considered for inclusion. Readers will be directed to the contact listed in the release for more information.
If you have a photo you would like to include with your tip, email it to Inside@nau.edu.
We also encourage you to submit your events to the NAU Events Calendar.
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