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As the first recipient of the Tu Futuro Scholarship from Univision Arizona and the NAU Foundation, Dayana Amaya will have the cost of tuition and housing covered for four years.
As the first recipient of the Tu Futuro Scholarship from Univision Arizona and the NAU Foundation, Dayana Amaya will have the cost of tuition and housing covered for four years.
The Northern Arizona University Foundation and Univision Arizona have announced the first recipient of the Tu Futuro scholarship program.
Dayana Amaya, a recent graduate of West Point High School in Avondale, was announced as the scholarship recipient during a May 21 reception. She was selected from almost 400 applicants based on an interview and essay describing the impact of a college degree, both personally and to the Hispanic community.
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Northern Arizona University (NAU) announced Tuesday that it had been named a Fulbright Hispanic-Serving Institution Leader for the third year …
A former retail space at 1002 W. Hopi Drive will be renovated for the new teen center. Read moreUnited Way of Northern Arizona working with local organizations to build teen center in Holbrook
Homeschooled students from the Flagstaff Home Educators program traveled to Chicago to attend the 2025 National LifeSmarts Competition. Read moreLifeSmart competition supports Flagstaff’s homeschoolers in strengthening real-world skills
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Makia Wilson, 17, is one of 12 youth selected to attend the council following an application process. Read moreBoys and Girls Club of Flagstaff member selected to join National Youth Advisory Council
Local forces are coming together to honor the life of local figure Bill Weldon in a new statue project. Read moreStatue creation in progress to honor a Flagstaff hero
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Northern Arizona University is projecting a decrease in both revenue and expenses for fiscal year 2026, according to a budget presentation at last week’s meeting of the Arizona Board of Regent… Read moreABOR approves Northern Arizona University budget for fiscal year 2026
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The Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) approved policy changes for the state university system changing the language used around diversity during its June meeting. Read moreABOR approves policy update that changes language around diversity
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ABOR is joining the nationwide effort to advance postsecondary success for those currently or formerly incarcerated. Read moreArizona joins initiative to expand postsecondary education opportunities for individuals affected by the criminal justice system
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The Lumberjack Leadership Summit continues to support NAU’s mission in increasing postsecondary education attainment Read moreNAU’s Arizona GEAR UP gives high school students first-hand college experience
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In the past couple of years, NAU has been nurturing 3 new efforts to enhance postsecondary success in AZ. Read moreNorthern Arizona University’s recent initiatives move toward postsecondary education attainment
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Coconino Community College has called for an election on a $100 million bond this November that, if passed, would fund construction projects throughout the county. Read moreCoconino Community College placing $100M bond for construction projects on November ballot
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Ana Velazquez will be studying biology at NAU with the goal of becoming a veterinarian. Read moreArizona students awarded Empowering Diversity Scholarships, including 1 at NAU
After two decades, Bill Cheney’s chess initiative continues guiding students from school clubs to national competitions. Read moreChess becomes a cornerstone to Flagstaff community as students take on SuperNationals
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An Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) committee moved to forward the sale of property owned by Northern Arizona University (NAU) at its May 29 meeting. Read moreABOR committee forwards sale of Granny’s Closet property owned by NAU
In the vast expanse of space, an estimated one million Near Earth Objects (NEOs), also known as near-Earth asteroids, are constantly orbiting close to our planet. Every night, astronomers trac… Read moreWhat are near-Earth asteroids made of? NAU researchers are about to find out
Through new grant initiatives, CCC is strengthening their support for their Indigenous students and providing a safe space for their success. Read moreCoconino Community College revamps for Indigenous student success
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Elizabeth Taylor arrived in Flagstaff over 50 years ago and has been working ever since to fill the gaps of early childhood education. Read moreThe voice for early education in Flagstaff: Elizabeth Taylor’s 51-year legacy
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The camp offers five weekly themed sessions, from studying pollinators and wildlife habitats to honing wilderness survival skills. Read moreThe Arboretum at Flagstaff offering Eco-Explorers Summer Camp for elementary schoolers
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