Bookstore finalists to meet with campus
Two finalisists will be on campus next week to present overviews and answer questions about their proposals.

Governor chooses Phoenix-based consultant
for ABOR
Fred P. DuVal will replace Jack Jewitt.

Statutes detail limits of political activity
State statutes explain university employees' role in political campaigning.

Candidate for NAU-Yuma leadership position
to visit
Candidate Krista Rodin will visit Flagstaff and NAU-Yuma campuses next week.

Ask Inside: Parking situation better than anticipated; congestion a concern
Thanks to the cooperation of students, faculty and staff, parking at the start of the semester is better than expected.

Welcome new hires
Northern Arizona University welcomed 95 new employees during the months of July and August.

Health Psychology Center accepting clients
The Health Psychology Center is accepting clients for evaluation and treatment of a variety of common health issues.

ALS Association looking for a few good feet
NAU's regional ALS clinic, housed in the School of Health Professions, is seeking participants in next weekend's Walk to D'feet ALS.

Pluto definition might get
the work it needs
NAU astronomer Nadine Barlow doesn't think declassifying Pluto's planet status is a done deal.

NAU gears up to continue
college-access program
A $17 million grant will continue the state's GEAR UP program.

Campus invited to enrollment celebration
From 3 to 5 p.m. Sept. 12 in du Bois Center Ballroom.

Haeger discusses education reform
with philanthropists
NAU President John Haeger discussed education reform in Arizona with Social Venture Partners Arizona Sept. 6 in Phoenix.

Road construction to affect Lone Tree
Water line replacement may delay motorists.

Parent plots to get to know campus
Dad uses Global Positioning System coordinates to plot buildings and facilities on a campus map.

New tallest living thing discovered
San Francisco Chronicle, 9/7/2006

College Confidential: A Q&A with the professor who immersed herself in the culture of a campus
University Business, 9/1/2006

'Vale of fear'—mountain lions cropping up
around the West
North Lake Tahoe Bonanza, 9/1/2006