Their natural talent shines through without pretension. At the end of the day, Minivan is three guys hanging out, doing what they love.

Bon Iver has dropped four singles belonging to his upcoming album, "i,i"

Riddled with harmony and droning guitar riffs, Mild High Club is the epitome of modern-day psychedelia in music.

Breweries are a pillar of the Flagstaff community, some are just better than others.

What's summertime without food trucks? Here's the rundown of some local food trucks to curb your summer hunger.

Raw fish isn't for everyone but for those who are invested, there's a spot in town for everyone. What's your favorite sushi joint in Flag?

Good Whales, a local Southern California band inspired by surf and psychedelia, make themselves known with debut album, "Flying Circus"

Diablo Burger sits atop the competition for the best burger experience

In the television series, “Catch-22”, George Clooney alongside Grant Heslov, Luke Davies and Michael Michod make a gripping and caustic adaptation to a classic novel.

A review of local skate parks for all wheels and skill sets to enjoy a summer of skating.

The Jo Bros are back, folks.

The Beatles' eleventh and penultimate album, "Abbey Road" celebrates its 50th birthday this year.

Tyler, the Creator's latest LP is an introspective extension of the lessons learned on Flower Boy.

Living on a budget can be difficult, but residents suggest looking at the strategy as a means to achieve happiness to make the process more enjoyable.

Summer festivals encourage community, big and small, according to attendees.

A new campus group for students will kick off next fall and it's open to everyone. This group will raise awareness and educate people about sexual violence.

Young people have recently shown an increased interest in human rights activism. Many are looking for ways to get hands-on involvement with ending the devastations they have become far too familiar with.

With graduation coming up in May, many seniors at NAU are awaiting their respective commencement ceremonies. A variety of them include first-generation students who are waiting to receive their diploma after years of hard work.

The idea of stepping into the real world can scare students because of the long journeys that await them ahead. What students might not know is that the people who got them through college had long journeys of their own.

Sororities around campus prepare to send their seniors off into the world, but not without a proper celebration. Members of Tri Delta, Gamma Phi Beta and Alpha Phi share how they say goodbye to their graduating sisters.

Graduation season means the job hunt is on. Career developers and employers have their own do's and don'ts that can give recent graduates an edge on the competition.

With April showers in Flagstaff, a season of full bloom at The Arboretum at Flagstaff begins. Locals are encouraged to come see what the the new season has to offer.

The eighth and final season of "Game of Thrones" is here. Whether you are following the story of the Starks, the ups and downs of the Lannister family, the rise of Daenerys Targaryen or whatever happens next with the White Walkers, "Game of Thrones" can be an exciting adventure for many viewers.

A lack of representation can lead to a lack of participation, so the Women's Climbing program provides a fun experience for the women of NAU to learn and create bonds within the climbing community.

Death Cab for Cutie headlined the ASNAU Spring 2019 Concert April 18, 2019 at Walkup Skydome.

NAU's first annual Giving Day will take place May 1, 2019, and will be a day of giving, community and cookies.

Students may have taken notice of the skateboarders at the central campus, but do you wonder why they gather there? Come see what makes this skate spot so popular.

The spring season will be summer in no time and drive more people's desire to be outdoors. Know the ins and outs of hiking, backpacking, camping and rock climbing in Flagstaff, while also being safe.

The act of consuming or smoking weed can truly distort one's thinking. Check out some stories individuals have had that put them in a tight spot due to smoking grass.

Society's opinions and laws on weed have certainly changed over time but many still pose the question: is it for a healthy use or drug abuse?

Around NAU's campus, some students use marijuana in their dorms for many reasons, but they may not be aware of the consequences from their Resident Assistants or law enforcement. Even though marijuana is against NAU policy, some will continue to use it regardless.

Marijuana has always been popular but is becoming more accepted at a variety of events, like at festival and concert atmospheres. Of course, there are dos and don'ts and ways to become a better smoker.

All around NAU, students are expressing themselves through the clothes of their own culture and of others. They dress themselves in the clothing that represents anything from religion, ethnic backgrounds and even modern pop culture. Nonetheless, students continue to show who they are through their style.

NAU Lyric Theater presents “The Light in the Piazza,” a musical about love and family set in 1950s Italy.

A new band to look out for will be in Flagstaff this month. Their Americana music has bluegrass and hip-hop influences. Two of their band members play the fiddle and mandolin in harmony. Check them out at the Orpheum April 13 at 8 p.m.

Editors at The Lumberjack participated in a trial run of the new Starship food delivery service. Here are our personal reviews of the new service available at NAU.

NAU's sister theater for improv is booming with young talent, humor and opportunities. Students have never been as happy to unleash their wildest talents as well as getting the chance to showcase in California.

There are groups that focus on environmental issues that are diverse, however, the members themselves are not. Several people are taking the initiative to create changes within clubs beyond their level of sustainability.

While some students go to Cline for homework and studying, others go to watch some classic films. Since 2004, the College of Arts and Letters has been putting on films for the general public that has a unique style of moviegoing experience. Come see what this film series has to offer.

Some people welcome reboots of popular television shows and movies from their childhood while others beg for originality and for filmmakers to stop being lazy.

School supplies have always had one job of assisting students in their academics. As students progressed in their schooling, their supplies did as well. See how some supplies have impacted students for the better or for the worse.

TV channels that many college students grew up watching have been drastically changing over the years to cater to the younger generation of viewers.

NAU Exposed is a contest designed to allow photography students the chance to display their work and win amazing prizes. Many photographers were featured, but only three could take home the top prizes. Here is what the three winners have to say about their work.