…s’mores eaten, read on for some basic things every student should know about their OO experience. 1. It’s a Northland tradition for a reason Northland has had an Outdoor Orientation program since 1976. Whether you have previous outdoor experience or not, we’ve learned that using an outdoor experience like this…
…to the public. We hope you join us. Spring Powwow | Join us in March 2018, for the 44 annual Spring Powwow—everyone is welcome! As part of Indigenous Cultures Awareness Month, the annual powwow is a signature event at Northland College. Enjoy the popular powwow photo booth, as well as…
Fall Convocation and the Everybody Party are treasured Northland traditions. We hope you’ll join us to help welcome our new students and kick off the new academic year by catching up with friends. These events are hosted by the Northland College Student Association (NCSA). Fall Convocation and the Everybody Party…
…I didn’t want to just have a degree on paper. I wanted to be able to go out and be able to apply what I’ve learned.” Application of classroom concepts and hands-on experiential learning has defined Gilligan’s college experience—during her time she’s participated in three distinctly different internship experiences that…
…• 2000. Hope is the Thing with Feathers, Christopher Cokinos. Cokinos weaves natural history and personal experience into the dramatic story of the last days of six North American bird species. Christopher Cokinos is a nature and science writer with strong interests in a variety of topics, including climate change,…
…but I figured I had to put it away forever when I finished high school. Fortunately, Dr. Glickman easily convinced me to sign up to play in the Chequamegon Symphony Orchestra—my first ever orchestral experience. I loved every minute of it! In fact, thanks to my Northland experience, this year,…
…to experience those things —well, those are really cool. It’s different and it’s something that I’ve never done before but it’s fun and it’s helped me grow as a person. Because you can experience one side, you can experience the city life and then you can experience the greater outdoors…
