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NAU is taking measures to keep tuition costs as low as possible for incoming and returning students by working with the student body to continue an affordable and attainable education.

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The Navajo Water Project and Tó Nizhóní Ání, two Indigenous-led nonprofits, fight for increased water accessibility and protection from industrial overuse of water across the Navajo Nation. 

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Two projects run by NAU forestry professors are working toward improving forests in the southwest by thinning overcrowded areas and curing diseases in white pines.

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Anxiety and depression are increasing on college campuses. Counseling services, the Mental Health Support Squad and other companies that help with mental health issues joined NAU to discuss coping mechanisms and strategies at the Mental Health Fest.

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The NAU Green Fund announced revisions to NAU’s recycling program to include additional bin locations and uniform bin designs to encourage sustainable practices. 

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Due to financial constraints, Summit Fire and Medical District are closing one east side fire station. The public was included in the decision of which would close — Station 32 or 33. 

 

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Flagstaff community members organized against anti-trans legislation on Saturday, the day after the Transgender Day of Visibility. Outside Flagstaff City Hall, protestors rallied against attacks on queer youth. 

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Students organized a march at the John Haeger Health and Learning Center on Friday for equitable treatment on campus. The protest came after a post was shared on social media about a racist Looney Toons episode played at NAU's Recreation Center.

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NAU sent out an email alerting students of the evacuation of several dorms and buildings due to a strange odor, which was determined to be caused by flooding.