Monday is Memorial Day, a time to remember the U.S. men and women who have lost their lives serving their country. It's also a national holiday, and NAU will be closed in observance. Inside NAU will publish its regular issue on Thursday, May 29.

Vote on Prop. 403 leads to
next steps for campus transit
Now that voters have approved Proposition 403, which adds a new route to the city bus service that will link downtown Flagstaff and Woodlands Village through campus, NAU and transit officials are rolling up their sleeves to work out the details.

'Inside NAU' TV show focuses
on accreditation
NAU garnered the highest praise for its reaccreditation from the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Learn why in the latest Inside NAU, the television show.

Advisers sought for student organizations
Two Jewish student organizations at NAU are recruiting faculty or staff advisers.

Share your summer photos
All summer long, Inside NAU will share your summer photos with our readers.

Successful grads think long term, says NAU leader
Yuma Daily Sun, 5/20/2008

NAU remains a top university for graduating Latinos
Arizona Daily Sun, 5/16/2008

NAU scores high marks in review
Arizona Daily Sun, 5/14/2008

Soccer team getting its kicks in Europe
Forward Sarah Neatherton is keeping an e-journal as the Lumberjacks travel to Europe on 10-day trip to play in four exhibition matches. Keep up with the journey online.

Two blue: Track and field wins second straight
Big Sky outdoor title
Men's track and field won its second straight outdoor Big Sky Conference championship over the weekend with freshman distance standout David McNeill named Track Athlete of the Meet. The Lumberjack women's team finished second.

Student-athlete to attend Olympic leadership conference
Sophomore sprinter Tanyshia Ridley has been selected to attend the 2008 conference sponsored by U.S. Olympic FLAME, a program dedicated to inspiring minority college students to succeed.

SPOTLIGHT: Kudos to NAU faculty, staff and students for these recent accomplishments:

• Michael Stevenson, dean of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
• Researchers at NAU, including Kelley Hays-Gilpin, J. Judson Wynne, Ted Bunch and Jim Wittke
• More than 20 students and faculty of NAU's Honors Program
• Laurie Dickson, professor of psychology and department graduate program coordinator
• Pete Fulé, associate professor and director for the Ecological Restoration Institute, Cheryl Miller, education coordinator for the School of Forestry, and forestry graduate Molly Pitts
• Evan Johnson, a parks and recreation management major
• Undergraduates Kristen Payne and Kyle Mead