Campus features
- 22 campus living communities
- Campus Recreation Center
- 25+ places to dine on campus
- Louie’s cupboard
- Lounges and Study Spaces
Flagstaff is more than our home, it’s part of who we are. At 7,000 feet in the mountains of northern Arizona, our campus is rooted in natural beauty, academic excellence, and a community that puts students first.
With 287 days of sunshine and a climate that brings all four seasons to life, Flagstaff offers an unbeatable outdoor lifestyle. Just a short drive from iconic destinations like the Grand Canyon, Sedona, and Snowbowl Ski Resort, it’s no wonder Flagstaff is ranked among the best college towns for outdoor adventure. Here, hiking, skiing, art, music, and great food are all part of your everyday backdrop.
Set among pine forests and Arizona’s highest peaks, NAU’s Flagstaff campus combines historic character with modern innovation. Just steps away, downtown Flagstaff brings it all together with local shops, coffee spots, art, music, and a welcoming vibe that feels like home.
From high-fives on the pedway to golden-hour hangs on the Skydome steps, there’s a pulse to life at NAU. This isn’t just where you go to college, it’s where you build friendships, chase passions, and create memories that last long after graduation.
Top 10 best college towns in the nation (2020)
350+ student clubs and organizations
Goldaward winner for a Bicycle Friendly University
Find the right housing option with safe, welcoming spaces that help you stay connected and focused.
Get the flexibility and variety you need with dining locations and meal plans that fit your schedule.
Join a club, build your network, and explore your interests through 400+ student-led groups.
Build community and leadership skills through NAU’s active and inclusive Greek Life network.
Access medical care, mental health services, and wellness programs designed for student life.
Cheer on the Lumberjacks or compete in varsity, club, and intramural sports all year long.
Stay active with two recreation centers, group classes, and access to outdoor gear and facilities.
Study your way with quiet zones, group spaces, tech-equipped classrooms, and tutoring centers.
The best way to get a feel for NAU and Flagstaff is to see it firsthand. Explore the campus, the town, and the spaces that could shape your college experience.