The NAU Review — Just you, a sketchbook and the Alps

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

Aug. 12, 2025

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

Lumberjacks in the Alps

Armed with sketchbooks, theory and a healthy dose of curiosity, a group of NAU students set out across the Alpine region—not just to admire the landscape, but also to decode the invisible forces that have shaped art in the area for centuries.

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How AI helps—and hurts—cybersecurity

Artificial intelligence can offer some shortcuts in cybersecurity, but it also presents some major security risks. Assistant professor Lan Zhang is studying the good, the bad and the ugly of AI in cybersecurity, including an NSF-funded project into adversarial malware.

Breaking records at NAU

For four consecutive years, the Northern Arizona University Foundation has increased philanthropic support and surpassed fundraising goals, raising over $191.3 million for NAU. Learn how this has impacted the Lumberjack community.

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A new study aims to understand the physical, perceptual, social, environmental and cognitive requirements of traditional Diné rug weaving. Cindy Ivy, Braiden Solomon and Drema Goodrich. Occupational Therapy.

I-17 Traffic shift starting Aug. 7. I-17 will be narrowed to one lane in each direction near Willard Springs Road about 12 miles south of Flagstaff

How AI helps—and hurts—cybersecurity

Breaking records at NAU

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