The Department of Psychology at NAU is recognized as Arizona's top program for 2027 by CounselingPsychology.org, reflecting its educational excellence.
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NAU faculty and students earn accolades: #1 psychology program, published articles, public health awards, and contributions to upcoming APHA meeting.
The James Webb Space Telescope reveals changing water clouds on WISE 0855, a brown dwarf, offering insights into planetary atmospheres beyond our solar system.
When a candidate for Congress is attacked while doing the most ordinary work of democratic campaigning — fixing a yard sign — the implications reach far beyond one person's trauma. The safety of candidates on the campaign trail, and the willingness of survivors to speak publicly despite doubt and skepticism, are questions that touch the very health of American democracy.
NASA’s OSIRIS-REx, led by the University of Arizona, ended its mission on Sept. 30, marking a historic achievement in asteroid sample return.
A CloudFront error blocked the request due to high traffic or a configuration issue, highlighting the need for better server management and troubleshooting.
A federal appeals court has delivered a significant ruling on transgender rights in Arizona, determining that state lawmakers cannot require proof of gender-related surgery as the only pathway to amend a birth certificate.
ADEQ warns of high ozone levels in Maricopa Co. on October 7. Residents should limit outdoor activities; children and those with asthma are most at risk.
HRM and Biological Sciences unite to revive Shand Garden, creating learning and job-ready skills for students through sustainable farming and community building.
Bobby Long spent two years illustrating "Sonoran Desert Bestiary," capturing the unseen life of the desert for Gary Nabhan's book, launching Oct. 11.