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The NAU Review — Another for NAU Golf, what to know about inflation and a future Yuma social worker

by Community Contributor • April 26, 2022 • Comments Off

April 26, 2022

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

🏆 Nine-time champs 🏆

It’s been seven years since NAU Golf’s last Big Sky Conference championship, but the team put that history behind them last week at Talking Stick Golf Club with a decisive win against Sacramento State, taking the championship and advancing to the NCAA Regionals. The Lumberjacks captured their conference-leading ninth all-time Big Sky title after what coach Brad Bedortha called “a very good year and good semester.” The NCAA Regional will be held May 9-11, and the Lumberjacks will learn their fate at 1 p.m. April 27 on the NCAA Women’s Golf Selection Show on the Golf Channel.

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What you need to know about inflation

It’s not about war or government spending bills—the root of inflation is an increased money supply. Economics professor Dennis Foster talks about what to expect as inflation hits a 40-year high.

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🎓 Social work without borders 🎓

With a dream of helping others like his family, Osvaldo Luna found his calling and his future at NAU Yuma. Graduating with a degree in social work and internship hours at Campesinos Sin Fronteras, he cannot wait to start (and finish) his master’s so he can get out and serve his community.

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A record-breaking NAU Giving Day

Why do you give back? After raising more than half a million dollars for NAU projects, scholarships and research this year, learn more about what motivated members of the Lumberjack community to donate. And there’s still time to find your fund and make a difference for future Lumberjacks.

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Steps to creating your bedtime ritual

Do you have a bedtime ritual? Is that ritual scrolling through your phone until you fall asleep and then wake up wondering why you are still tired? Getting better sleep can improve mood, brain performance and overall health—and creating a bedtime ritual can be key.

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