The wait is finally over as @NAU_Football competes in its first game Saturday since the fall of 2019.
Protesters marched the streets of downtown Flagstaff Feb. 27 shouting chants against police brutality.
Community members gathered Saturday evening to protest Flagstaff Police Department’s use of force when detaining a member of the city’s homeless population Feb. 2.
During a criminal damage investigation this week, NAUPD discovered a broken exit sign trying to live its best life before seeing its light flash before its untimely demise.
REVIEW:After several years, the conclusion of the @toalltheboys trilogy hit Netflix just in time for Valentine’s Day.
NAU Health Promotion hosts weekly virtual meetings and assists students to work through setbacks and stress during the school year.
Illustration by Madison Cohen
Looking for a reason to enjoy some cold beer? Dark Sky Brewing Company, @DarkSkyBrewing, and High Country Humane have partnered to bring Flagstaff citizens a worthwhile reason to knock a couple back.
As students find their home in Flagstaff, clubs are integral to create an atmosphere of belonging. Students from various on-campus organizations talk about being a part of some of the 375 clubs on campus and share tips on how to keep an effective schedule.
Capstone courses can be daunting and difficult. Alleviating the stress can be a project in itself, but diligent students can meet the demands.
.@K_WudteeQB's first-career start as a Lumberjack was one to remember. In the season opener, he found @Colemanowen_ for a score as time expired to defeat the Southern Utah Thunderbirds at home.
.@NAUWomensTennis defeats Wyoming to improve to 4-3 on the season and maintain a perfect home record.
.@NAUBasketball has lost nine of its last 11 games. Heading into the conference tournament March 10, the Lumberjacks look to clean up defensive errors that have held them back all season.
OPINION: Hint: It’s not because the facts were on Trump’s side.
OPINION: It is too early for states to roll back mask mandates. @CDCgov continues to recommend states move forward with mask mandates.
Many students turn to emotional-support animal (ESA) letters to be able to bring their pets to campus. However, these letters are generally hard to obtain. Universities need to provide this resource to students because mental health is just as important as physical health.
