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.

Tequila Sunrise may be over, but parties never stop. Learn the dangers of alcohol poisoning and party on, safely.

For centuries, the paranormal has evoked different responses from humans depending on their experiences and backgrounds.

Dancers from the public and All That Dance performed in a flash mob at the Halloween Harvest Festival.

NAU students tell their creepiest stories, while continuing the chain of sharing with 10 friends so none of them happen to you.

Mimes, skeletons and monsters, oh my! How and why three creative individuals have crafted their own costumes for years.

Mental health is sometimes seen as a taboo subject, but student artist Dana Kamberg is working to change the stigma associated with mental health issues.

Soul Sugar is a club on campus that invites the community to share their talents in a space that is free, vulnerable and inviting to everyone.

The local band Possum Pants has taken Flagstaff by storm. Since the band formed a few months ago, they have performed at multiple venues around town.

Flagstaff's local barbershop, Kuttz Barber College is helping the community in more ways than one. Cutting hair is just the beginning when it comes to Jabarha "Kutt" Nichols' shop.

After a brief halt from touring and a full-time music career to build their families, The Senators are back and ready as ever to take the music world by storm.

NAU is celebrating Disability Heritage Month this October, and experts encourage the community to join the conversation about recognizing local individuals’ accomplishments in the disability rights movements.

The Museum of Northern Arizona has brought the power of Jedi and Sith together through showcasing Native American art with the common theme of Star Wars.

NAU's Office of Sustainability has been revamped in the past year. Here's what their goals are for the future.

With climate change becoming a larger issue each day, children are beginning to take matters into their own hands. After all, they’re the ones inheriting the planet.

Sacred Ground Tattoo and Piercing focuses on keeping prices low for customers and providing a way for people to express themselves.

NAU's student YouTubers offer insight into their lives on and off camera.

With the annual @FLG_SciFest Festival of Science just around the corner, locals are buzzing with excitement in anticipation of moonwalker Charlie Duke's involvement.

Bright Side Bookshop hosts author events with book signings and an opportunity to talk with local authors.

A Flagstaff local shop owner is spreading hope in downtown Flagstaff with letters of positivity and encouragement.

With school back in session, we sat down with some first-year students to discuss their plans for the semester.

Artist Lydia Chase aims to break the common, yet fearful ideologies surrounding death through her evocative paintings.

How one NAU organization is working to provide a safe space for victims of sexual violence on campus and within the community.

Flagstaff locals urge newcomers to explore all transportation options.