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NAU projected to receive highest level of research classification

A recent announcement shows that NAU is nearing a major research classification milestone, placing it in the highest tier of research universities in the country.
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NAU Celebrates Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Join NAU, the Office of Inclusion, and the greater community for a month of games, food, cultural celebrations, and other events honoring Asian and Pacific Islander heritage.
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Where is the Colorado River going?

Calculating, tracking, and documenting the usage of Colorado River water is no easy task, but it’s a crucial one. Three NAU researchers are doing just that as part of the FEWSION project, which could be critical in protecting and conserving the nation’s water supply.
Senior, Mathematics major, and Gold Axe Award winner Kaylin McLiverty writes on a whiteboard.

Intersecting math and traditional weaving

Kaylin McLiverty—a senior, Mathematics major, and Gold Axe Award winner—used her undergraduate research project to explore the integration of math into traditional Navajo textiles.
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Tackling teacher shortages in Indigenous communities

An innovative NAU program will increase the number of teachers in Native-serving schools without taking them out of their communities to earn the needed degree.
Ehsa Murray, a Studio Art student also minoring in Asian Studies and Japanese, writes in a notebook.

Art student taking on anti-Asian racism

Ehsa Murray, a Studio Art student also minoring in Asian Studies and Japanese, is collecting stories and artwork about experiences of racism in a new zine she’s calling The Micro and Macro of Anti-Asian Racism.

Land acknowledgement

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Commitment to Native Americans

Northern Arizona University sits at the base of the San Francisco Peaks, on homelands sacred to Native Americans throughout the region. We honor their past, present, and future generations, who have lived here for millennia and will forever call this place home.