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Student regents for the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) have been studying the impact of food and housing insecurity at Arizona’s public universities over the past two years, and a recently published report shows that the state has similar rates as national trends and recommended ways to exp…
For the past 24 years, the organization Wilderness Volunteers has offered conservation experiences on public lands across the country, providing 310,000 hours of volunteer labor on public lands across the country.
We all have our favorite day of the week. For the past 11 years? Mine’s been Tuesday. In a world where nothing seems reliable, steady or stable, the one thing I’m willing to bank on is that at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, I’ll be at the track, surrounded by friends at Team Run Flagstaff.
Northern Arizona women’s basketball knocked off the reigning Big Sky Champion Bengals Saturday, as the Lumberjacks defeated Idaho State 81-74 in overtime at home to push their conference record to 2-0.
PHOENIX — Arizona reported 6,043 additional confirmed COVID-19 cases and 174 virus deaths Saturday as the pandemic's latest surge maintained its grip on the state.
Both Flagstaff boys and girls basketball recorded their first home wins and first region victories of the season Friday night, as the Eagles defeated the Mingus Union Marauders in the respective games at Flagstaff’s War Memorial Gymnasium.
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Coconino boys soccer had moments of solid play Friday but ultimately fell, 5-2, to Tempe in the its season opener at Cromer Stadium.
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Erasing a slow start on their offensive end, the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks took a two-point lead early on in the second half in the second of their two Pac-12 games to open the 2021-22 season.
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