$11.1 billion in output and 84,000 jobs provided. Here's how the public university system supports all of Arizona.

Done with food? Campus Dining has several programs to make sure that food doesn't go to waste.

The Standard Apartment's tenacious marketing tactics have raised eyebrows.

Students with reading disabilities are getting some relief thanks to a new grant.

NAU research observes how supporting local wildlife could help reverse warming on a global scale.

Loss in funding for SBS results in uncertainty and worry for faculty and students.

The moon was only a sliver when the first gunshot echoed from the parking lot next to the Health and Learning Center. It's been over a year since the influx of state and national media, the NAU Alerts and the shooting which wounded the Lumberjack and Flagstaff community.

FLAGSTAFF— Two attorneys representing a former Northern Arizona University student charged in a fatal shooting at the school have asked to withdraw from the case.

Despite the inclement weather, over 100 marched across campus in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Kain Turner was a son, a brother and a friend. NAU mourns the death of a student.

NAU's new program, UCAN was made to help students through their own healthy lifestyle.

With fears that sustainability programs around NAU will suffer from neglect with no director, administration officials are now conducting a search for an interim director to run the Office of Sustainability.

No one knows how it happened or whodunit, but a decapitated Louie statue has campus scratching its head.

ASNAU and some members of Flagstaff's City Council held a roundtable on Thursday, Oct. 18 in the University Union to discuss midterm ballot initiatives.

Annoying or effective? Here's how the Clear Bag Policy is shaking out so far. 

President Rita Cheng along with many NAU administrators hosted a forum at the Highland Country Conference Center to discuss the current state and future of the university.

The Office of Sustainability's future is in question after their manager's departure.

After 12 years of providing students secure transportation, NAU's Safe Ride program has been discontinued and is pending review. It will return temporarily for Homecoming and Family Weekend.

While senators in the confirmation hearing continue to review the FBI report, survivors of sexual assault stood together in front of NAU's University Union to share their stories and protest Supreme Court Nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh.

For perspective, other Arizona universities such as ASU and UA averaged 13 reported rapes through 2014 to 2016. Nearly half compared to NAU despite both of those schools being larger in population and campus size.

Juul, a device created for "adult" smokers so that cigarettes would become obsolete. Is that true?

The HAPA Hawaiian Club explains why they are concerned about Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh's comments concerning Native Hawaiians as the nominee continues to face confirmation hearings.

In an email to colleagues, NAU sustainability director Ellen Vaughan announced her intentions to resign from the post to take a new job at University of California Santa Cruz.

NextGen America is holding a voter registration drive across Arizona at all state universities, community colleges and other institutions of higher learning in an effort to get people between the ages of 18 and 35 voting. 

Flagstaff recently updated its policy on recycling due to changing policies with China. 

Ever wondered where all that money for those fees was actually going to? Wonder no more.

Flagstaff's newest high occupancy housing project is under way and will be finished for the Fall 2019 semester. 

For the past two years, local residents have protested he Hub. Now the residents have moved in and the fears have turned into reality for some of the local residents.

An NAUPD police report has revealed new details in the death of NAU student Joseph Michael Bock and they paint a gruesome scene.

NAU student-workers struggle to get by as the university still refuses to match Flagstaff's new rising minimum wage, but an NAU Career Development Team is currently working on new minimum wage policy.

After the threat of legal action, NAU has turned over the first portion of documents related to sexual misconduct on campus that The Lumberjack has requested. 

A new study from Ohio State University was released stating that your GPA could have an unintuitive effect on chances for jobs, especially if you are a woman.

After AAUP filed a formal complaint with the Faculty Senate Grievance committee in January and finally rejected on April 11. Now AAUP members are left considering their options.

NAU rejected the pleas of the family of a deceased NAU student to have him recognized at the upcoming commencement ceremonies.

NAU provost Daniel Kain is resigning from his position and returning to his position as a faculty member as of July 1. 

Former NAU professor Melissa Ann Santana, who was arrested by federal authorities last October, is heading to trial. 

NAU is supposed to be a tobacco-free campus but the amount of litter compiled of cigarette butts says differently.

NAU is implementing a clear bag policy for major events. The policy aims to make events safer and make the security screening process faster.

Flagstaff and NAU’s work to address a ballooning population has only just begun. After the March 8 Growing Pains forum, community members are still working to find the best solutions to the looming problems.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled yesterday that DACA students are no longer eligible to receive in-state tuition.

Amid tuition increases and a lawsuit from the Arizona attorney general, ABOR is now under fire from the Arizona legislature — a newly proposed bill would install local boards for individual state universities and replace ABOR.

The Board of Regents and university presidents gathered April 5 to vote on the proposed tuition increase for each school. The votes were all unanimous in favor of the increase.

Arizona university presidents gathered at an ABOR meeting to propose increased tuition for the upcoming academic year. 

After negotiating with the administration, ASNAU voted not to oppose the new athletics fee March 15. But some wonder if they had much of a choice.

NAU recently received the Kellogg grant in which a partnership between the College of Education and the Office of Native American Initiatives plans to work to better educate early childhood development.

The Faculty Senate held its monthly meeting March 26 on the first day back from spring break. But the meeting was anything from a fresh start, as old concerns about shared governance with the administration were at the forefront once again.