Gartersnake

NAU student researchers contribute to discovery of emerging snake pathogen in Arizona

Culinary Institute of America, Greystone campus
Research & Academics

New partnership provides NAU HRM graduates opportunity to attend the Culinary Institute of America for accelerated program
President's Prize winners
Campus & Community

President's Prize, Gold Axe recipients, Distinguished Seniors honored at banquet
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Happenings

Lyric Theater presents 'Love is a Plaintive Song: Musical Group Therapy'

The NAU Lyric Theater presents Love is a Plaintive Song: Musical Group Therapy.
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Research & Academics

Winners of the 12th annual Undergraduate Symposium announced

The winners of the 12th annual Undergraduate Symposium were announced, celebrating students’ academic achievements, ongoing research and creative works.
Dawn Birdsell and students look at data on a computer.

PMI's undergraduate research program prepares students for real-world challenges with hands-on experience studying diseases

At PMI, 40 students work in 10 different research areas, focusing on Zika, Valley Fever, biohazards, plague and even coronavirus. The goal of program coordinator Dawn Birdsell is to give students the skills and experience they need to prepare for graduate school or to work in a professional lab after graduating.
Kalvina Belin

NAU grad creates Native American Cultural Competency program to help others feel supported, encouraged in higher ed

Kalvina Lee Belin, a student in the master of public health program with an emphasis on Indigenous health, created the online training to offer strategies and tools to help faculty and staff create spaces where Native American students feel they belong and are motivated in the learning process.

Campus & Community
Marylin Maldonado pictured with Gorilla and Louie

Phoenix Suns Charities, Helios Education Foundation present Marylin Maldonado with full-tuition scholarship to NAU

The Phoenix Suns Charities and Helios Education Foundation awarded high school student Marylin Maldonado with a full-tuition scholarship to Northern Arizona University.
Hispanic students celebrate NAU commencement.

NAU signs partnership with Hispanic Heritage Foundation to focus on STEM pipeline, research supporting Latino development

The memorandum of understanding will help the two organizations collaborate around the shared goal of recruiting, nurturing and graduating Hispanic and Native American students in the fields of STEM.

From NUA to NAU: 1+2+1 dual degree program graduates first cohort of students

In 2018, 43 students from Nanjing University of Arts enrolled in the then-new program that allows students to study in China for a year, then attend NAU for two years, and return to their home country for the final year, after which they earn two degrees. Earlier this month, 27 students graduated as part of the program's first cohort.