Adopting an animal in college can sometimes be unrealistic, but High Country Humane (@HiCountryHumane) helps students get their fix through fostering and volunteering at the organization.

The Tunnels (@thetunnelsmag), @NAU's literary journal for undergraduates, is closing. Those involved expressed their thoughts on the missed opportunity for future students.

While it may have been obsolete for decades, vinyl records have recently surged in sales. Local stores like Bookmans Entertainment Exchange (@bookmansflag) weigh in on the record sales and successes of LPs.

Whether it be a romantic relationship or a close friendship, being far away from a loved one can be difficult. NAU students shared their long-distance experiences and how they cope with the obstacle.

When it comes to love, some people's pets are the apple of their eye. Pets such as cats, fish, birds or even geckos can hold a special place in their owner's hearts.

In a tech-savvy world, users of online dating are sometimes hesitant to acknowledge the truth of how they met. The idea of using an online dating app like @Tinder challenges the social norms of traditional dating.

From first date food dilemmas to @Tinder catfishes and more, NAU students shared their most horrific dating stories.

Local bookstores and libraries impact small towns like Flagstaff in a big way. Most of the time, people don’t realize how much of an impact these places have on the community.

Attending college while working can be a balancing act. With the demanding requirements of classes and a job, students weigh in on the realities of working while also attending NAU.

Moving to Flagstaff and NAU can be a big adjustment with possible changes in weather, elevation and atmosphere. Transferring in the middle of the school year can be an additional challenge.

Many local Flagstaff businesses have shut their doors and factors such as minimum wage hikes, seasonal shopping and local government have all made an impact.

Lunar New Year is considered the planet’s largest annual migration of people. For some students, going home to celebrate was not an option for them. However, there were events on campus that provided students the opportunity to celebrate.

One may know the bigs and littles of Greek life, but there are also bigs and littles at Big Brothers Big Sisters. Flagstaff's chapter helps pave the road for future adults.

Intermittent fasting may seem like the perfect diet at first but health professionals are still debating on its effects in terms of physical and mental health.

Professional photographers and enthusiasts discuss how to get involved in photography or improve their skills as a photographer.

Plants provide more than just oxygen to breathe in. For Native Americans, plant, demonstrate a way of life through harmony and healing. This unique connection creates a force so strong it defines their culture.

Flagstaff's longtime residents offer their biggest pieces of advice to NAU students and discuss why an older generation's perspective can be valuable.

NAU students and faculty share their thoughts on turning New Year's resolutions into something more than lofty goals that are doomed to fail.

Women check the #mentalbreakdowncheck and evaluate the healing wonders an appearance change has.

Senior out of state students are trying to reclaim their roots as they move back into their lives and homes before college. They had to acclimate very quickly to both the weather and the social expectations of society.

Salt and Peak Boutique, Corvette'N America and The McMillan Bar and Kitchen are just a few homegrown establishments that make up the unique culture of the Flagstaff area.

Possibly the most famous route in the world runs right through the heart of Flagstaff, holding history and a culture for adventure in every one of its road signs.

NAU students shared stories of some of their most unique thanksgiving mishaps, from cooking failures to awkward guest appearances.

Ever wondered who wields the lightsabers on central quad? North Wind Saber is a group like no other that welcomes all walks of life.

Sunshine Rescue Mission and Flagstaff Shelter Services are two shelters in town that offer numerous services, including hot meals and clothing, to those in need year round and throughout the impending holiday season.

Jack's Antique shop in Flagstaff Mall holds treasures that spark interest in those who visit.

Social media cleanses have become commonplace among media users over the past few years. Even NAU students have seen the value in cleansing themselves of social media and interacting with those around them.

National Novel Writing Month comes around once a year and serves as a monthlong challenge to writers everywhere.

A classic, Emmy-nominated improv television show has now become a live tour and swept through Flagstaff, leaving crowds wanting more.

Veterans all over the country are recognized on Veterans Day, but there are veterans right here walking around NAU's campus every day. Veteran students at NAU pursue degrees and careers just as wholeheartedly as any traditional college student.