NAU and the Sanghi College of Engineering welcomed distinguished guests from Hochschule Biberach (HBC), a leading applied sciences university in Germany, earlier this month to celebrate a new academic partnership. The delegation included Rector Prof. Matthias Bahr, faculty members, and several students, who spent the day engaging with NAU students, faculty, and staff to explore shared areas of interest and potential collaboration… Read more
At NAU, big ideas don’t just stay in the classroom—they find a home in NAU Venture Studio, a dynamic space where students from every discipline can collaborate, experiment, and turn their visions into real-world solutions. Launched less than a year ago, Venture Studio has already become a hub for innovation on campus, bringing together students, faculty, alumni, and community partners to tackle meaningful challenges… Read more
The Arizona Laboratory for Applied Transportation Research (AZTrans) continues to play a central role in shaping the future of transportation systems in Arizona. As a hub for applied research, student engagement, and statewide collaboration, the lab is dedicated to improving the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of transportation infrastructure across the region… Read more
Northern Arizona University civil engineering student Ava Elia has been named the 2025 Outstanding Undergraduate Student by the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) Mountain District—a significant regional honor that recognizes exceptional academic performance, leadership, and dedication to the field of transportation… Read more
For two consecutive summers, NAU mechanical engineering student Gavin Georgiou has been building real-world expertise through competitive internships—first as an Equipment Engineer Intern, and now as a Mechanical Engineer Intern with Kiewit Power Engineering (KPE). After connecting with Kiewit at an NAU career fair, Gavin took initiative to explore a specialized path in power systems engineering, a move that has led to hands-on, high-impact work… Read more
