The NAU Review — It’s hammock time! + meet the interim dean of CHHS and NAU’s fourth Olympian

July 17, 2024

The NAU Review. The official news source for Northern Arizona University.

Students hang in hammocks tied between two trees on north campus.

Time for a hang?

There’s lots to love about NAU in the summertime, from blooming gardens and luscious green grass to countless youth camps and conferences. But in the midst of all these exciting events, don’t forget to experience one of the simplest, most joyful warm weather activities: Swinging in a hammock under the shade of the trees. Here’s our list of favorite places to hang on campus.

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A woman packs items into a box marked "donate."

Declutter AND do good!

It’s never a bad time to clean out your closet, attic or pantry, and National Give Something Away Day on July 15 provides the perfect excuse to do some summer cleaning. Donate your old items to these on- and off-campus places that benefit students and the local community.

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Matthew Ford and his family in ski gear on a snow-covered mountain.

Humans of NAU
with Matthew Ford

The first time Ford went to physical therapy was life-changing: He not only went back to playing baseball but also decided to make a career out of PT. Now interim dean of the College of Health and Human Services, he talks about what to know about PT and an experience that confirmed the power of music in his practice.

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Voters lining up to vote at a polling location with a flag in the background.

Interested in being an election worker?

The Coconino County Elections Office is looking for workers for the Nov. 5 election. Jobs could be at polling locations at Flagstaff or throughout the county and include polling location inspector, ballot judge, marshal and more. Workers who are fluent in Spanish and Navajo are particularly needed.

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