Open forums scheduled for NAU food service finalists
The campus community and the public can get a taste of two proposals when the companies bidding for NAU's food-services contract hold open forums next week.
Campaign under way to market
new conference center
A strong push is already under way to begin filling the university's new hotel/conference center complex with visitors.
Haeger to testify about the NAU difference
NAU President John Haeger will discuss what sets NAU apart from Arizona's other public universities when he testifies today before the Arizona Senate Committee on Higher Education.
New Peace Corps volunteers push NAU into top 10
NAU jumped from No. 20 to No. 10 on the list of medium-size colleges with the most alumni serving in the Peace Corps.
ABOR to meet this week
The Arizona Board of Regents will meet Thursday and Friday this week on the Arizona State University campus in Tempe. View the agenda online.
Student dies in Flagstaff
Robert Visser, a student in the College of Engineering and Natural Sciences, died Jan. 20 in Flagstaff. He was 26.
A quarter for your thoughts
Just for fun, Inside NAU wants to know what you think about the five designs for Arizona's state quarter. Take our poll.
NAU professor to chair world forestry committee
As the new chair of the World Forestry Committee of the Society of American Foresters, Michael Wagner said he aims to build positive relationships among forest managers around the world. |
Helping mountain bikers see the forest through the trees
