Northern Arizona Mechanical Engineering Professor Reza Razavian Shows How Failure Drives Robotics
A robot does not always move the way its creator expects. Sometimes it falls, malfunctions or simply refuses to work. [...]
From Route 66 to Formula One: A Century of Curiosity
A century ago, the biggest technological breakthrough most Americans experienced was a paved highway that promised adventure beyond the next [...]
Northern Arizona Assistant Biology Professor Richard Hodel Connects Plant Collections to the Future of Biodiversity
The path from college to career is rarely straightforward. Currently an assistant professor at Northern Arizona University’s Department of Biological [...]
Listening to the Landscape: Arizona’s Music, Nature, and Cultural Memory
What does an Arizona landscape sound like? And what can music tell us about the people, animals, environments, and histories [...]
Homolovi Petroglyph Guided Tour
Ranger Lead of Homolovi II and petroglyphs 8:30 AM (AZ-MST) October 3 (Saturday), 2026. Limited to 20 people. Guided tour [...]
Meet Your New Neighbor: AI Is Already Living and Working in Flagstaff
If you've picked up a prescription, scheduled an appointment online, or noticed a local shop suddenly get faster at answering [...]
Society of Automotive Engineers at Northern Arizona University
The student chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) at Northern Arizona University (NAU) is an active student organization [...]
You Don’t Have to See a Wolf to Know There Were There – Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery
How do you know a wolf has been somewhere if you never actually see the wolf? For wildlife biologists, the [...]
Evolutionary Biology Professor Anne Chambers Uses Genomics to Uncover the Forces Shaping Biodiversity
When traversing nearly any landscape, there is a diverse amount of life to discover. For Northern Arizona University assistant professor [...]
From Northern Arizona to NOAA, Hydrologist Rae Kursky Follows the Flow of Water
When Rae Kursky thinks about the water cycle, she pictures more than evaporation, condensation and precipitation. She thinks about the [...]
