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Heavy snow has shut down parts of major interstates in northern Arizona while low-lying clouds delayed more than 100 flights farther south in Phoenix.
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Enrollment remained relatively steady at NAU for the fall 2023 semester. However, the university did report a jump in students from underrepresented groups.
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Flagstaff is the backdrop of a murder mystery in Mary Tolan’s debut novel, Mars Hill Murder. She drew from her real-life experience as a longtime community journalist.
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The U.S. State Department for the second year in a row has recognized Northern Arizona University as a Fulbright leader for its status as a Hispanic Serving Institution.
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Vice President Kamala Harris visited Flagstaff Tuesday as part of a month-long tour of U.S. colleges and universities focusing on issues mainly affecting young people.
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Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to visit Northern Arizona University's Flagstaff campus today as part of her “Fight For Our Freedoms College Tour.” The event is ticketed and sold out.
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Northern Arizona University has announced the creation of a new College of Medicine as part of an initiative designed to increase the number of primary care doctors in rural, Indigenous and underserved communities.
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Harris will visit a dozen campuses in at least seven states to “mobilize young people in the ongoing fight for fundamental freedoms and rights.” A date for the NAU visit has yet to be announced.
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Northern Arizona University welcomed its largest number of first-year Arizona resident students with the start of the fall semester. The incoming class includes more than 9,000 undergraduate and graduate students.
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Remember when you were on the verge of adulthood and all you wanted was to get a job and an apartment and start your life? Remember when you finally got there and were hit with the surprising realization that youth is actually fleeting, and adulthood is a very long journey full of responsibility and repetition? Poet Hunter Hazelton does.