Scientists Inspire Students with STEM!
As students file into their 4th grade class at Sechrist Elementary, a photo of molten lava is streaming out of [...]
Who Gets to be a Scientist?
Marti Canipe, Assistant Professor: Department of Teaching and Learning Research has shown that people often have stereotypical views of what [...]
Shakespeare and the Ancient World
Jeremy LaBuff, Performer and NAU Professor Come explore the ancient world through the eyes of Shakespeare! Through a unique dialogue [...]
NAU Disease Ecologist presents research on ‘stealthy’ pathogens
Jeff Foster, NAU’s Pathogen and Microbiome Institute As part of the NAU Research Spotlight Lecture Series, a highlight of the [...]
Art, Anthropology, and Literacy with the Flagstaff Library
Kinney Anderson, Library Specialist Many years ago as I toured the MIT Media Lab building in Cambridge, Massachusetts, an art [...]
Kitchen Chemistry: Using Natural Products in the Home
Rebecca Harner, Natural Sciences Librarian I love the Scientific Method! I use it all the time, although sometimes I admit, a [...]
Connecting to Patterns in Nature: Land Art and Natural Sculpture
Erika Tsouras, Artist Tree branches, roots, lightning, and even our own veins—notice a pattern? Looking closely at these repeating patterns [...]
Science of Fermentation and Brewing Kombucha
Danny Foley, Kombucha Brewer Hold my kombucha … Whether a super fan who knows their SCOBY or just wondering what [...]
Local Science Spotlight: Dr. Kevin Gurney
The global climate crisis is a complex topic, especially given how intricate our greenhouse gas emissions are, plus there is [...]
Paleontology in Petrified National Forest
Adam Marsh, Paleontologist Petrified Forest National Park is a remarkable place to learn about fossils and the science of paleontology, [...]
