The NAU Review — Homecoming LumberSNAPS and Diamondbacks, spooky creatures and cross country champs!

Lumberjacks of all ages from near and far enjoyed a week full of Homecoming events. From the dedicatee luncheon and the student carnival to the Homecoming parade and football game, take a look back at these Lumberjack memories.

How love of the Dbacks grew on the field

As a student, assistant clinical professor of athletic training Megan Mulready served her residency with the Arizona Diamondbacks. She looks back at her time with the team as she cheers them on in the World Series.

Halloween and horror movies are filled with creatures designed to strike fear in the hearts of viewers—from those that drink blood in the night to insects that grow too large and develop a taste for human flesh and aliens that cross the universe intent on the destruction of humanity. But is there any truth behind any of these fantastical creatures? Turns out, the answer is yes, though the real deal is much more nuanced—and much more intriguing—than their Hollywood doppelgangers. Read about a few of these creatures and how the researchers who love them don’t see a horror trope but rather an important part of the fabric of the Earth—and the universe.

Your Big Sky Champions 🏆 (again!)

Both the men’s and women’s cross country teams successfully defended their Big Sky Conference Champion titles, claiming both the team and individual titles and sweeping the conference championships for the 20th time in school history.

NAU recognized as a 2023 Fulbright HSI Leader

Horror around the world