The NAU Review — Support for women in farming and International Holocaust Remembrance Day

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

Jan. 27, 2026

We deliver top headlines to the Lumberjack community every Tuesday and Thursday during the academic year. For more, visit news.nau.edu.

Gayle Gratop posing in front of seedlings on a table

Cultivating wellness for women farmers

Hidden underneath the tough exterior of women in agriculture lies a growing mental health crisis shaped by isolation, financial pressure and relentless farm stress. Gayle Gratop, a doctoral student at NAU and a farmer herself, is finding ways to offer support, filling in the gaps where existing systems fall short.

Holocaust Remembrance Day isn’t just about the past

On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, it’s not enough to look backward, said Martin-Springer Institute Director Björn Krondorfer. In these polarized times, it’s also important to imagine what tomorrow might bring—and how future events might color our understanding of the Holocaust.

Bjorn Krondorfer pointing to a paper while sitting next to a woman

Have an awesome coworker? Tell us about them!

The Office of the President is seeking nominations for the President’s Achievement Award, the highest honor for staff at NAU. The deadline is March 13. Nominate someone today!

Three NAU students with backpacks smiling as they walk across campus

Expanding education access

Helios Education Foundation has invested $2.5 million in NAU over three years to expand equitable access for students and provide comprehensive support, helping advance Lumberjacks’ academic momentum.

You Say You Want A Revolution: Politics & Protests in the 1960s, Cline Library Exhibit Gallery.

Public telescope viewing with the NAU Astronomy Club, Fridays at 7:30 p.m., Lutz Telescope.

Holocaust Remembrance Day isn’t just about the past

Have an awesome coworker? Tell us about them!

Expanding education access

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