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The NAU Review — Read the most popular stories of 2022, NAU’s efforts to protect our water and learn how to get over your resolution hump

by Community Contributor • January 19, 2023 • Comments Off

❄️ Jan. 19, 2023 ❄️

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A collage of photos including Ira Allen skiing; Marti Canipe on Jeopardy, Grand Falls; the Ukrainian flag, the DART mission, and a person using robotics to walk

The most-read stories of 2022

2022 was a year of missions to space, inspiring stories of achievement despite the odds, game-changing research, creating new ways to help Arizonans go to college and putting a local spin on global issues. Check out The NAU Review’s top 10 most-read stories of last year, plus a few favorites that we just can’t stop thinking about.

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How NAU is protecting Arizona’s water supply

The Salt River Project funds research projects that support the identification of solutions that squeeze all the benefits out of winter snow and protect priority watersheds in Arizona.

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Christina Baciu in graduation robes with her diploma

The importance of mentoring and finding community for online students

For International Mentoring Day, two-time alumna Cristina Baciu talks about how critical mentors were for her educational experience and why students, especially online students, can develop mentoring relationships with their professors.

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A pen and notepad that says New Years Resolutions on a table

Struggling with resolutions? Learn how to do them right (and sustainably)

Even if you’re not a resolutions person, now is a good time to strive to be better. Two NAU experts weigh in on finance and fitness, two of the most popular resolutions, and how to turn them into your routine.

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Notes from the President -- José Luis Cruz Rivera

Week in review

President Cruz Rivera attended NAU Teaching Day, met with the new CCC president and braved the snow to head down to Phoenix, where he shared NAU’s story with legislators, staff, interns and Gov. Hobbs.