…for living life well: finding beauty, discovering mystery, and feeling a sense of community. Beauty may be the easiest to experience because it’s all around us. We’ve been blessed that our planet home is such a stunning place. In 1972, Apollo 17 beamed to us the first photograph of the…
By Claire Duquette, for the Daily Press Agatha Christie’s murder mystery, The Mousetrap, may have been written in 1952, but as with any good mystery, it has the timeless ability to keep you on the edge of your seat. The Northland College 4th Wall Drama Club has taken this classic…
As often is the case with ecological issues, simple answers or solutions are often inadequate or incorrect. By Adrian Wydeven, Timber Wolf Alliance Everyone likes a good mystery, especially one where an unlikely candidate is revealed as the culprit. This “Ah ha!” moment is a staple of the genre and…
Enjoy a night of games, prizes, pizza, and election/voting information! Hosted by fellows of the WiscoProject, you are invited to join three main mystery games and two optional mini games! Registration is appreciated. Please use this link to RSVP, as it will be more accessible for our team to know…
Spotting the American marten in Wisconsin is no easy task. So, it’s no surprise that park officials at the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore initially doubted what they were seeing when visitors shared photos of the mammal that’s endangered in the state. “In 2010, this photo was taken and it was…
Take a Break in the Diversity Center May Term can be intense—don’t forget to take time to unwind. The Diversity Center is one of the coziest spots on campus, and we’re opening it just for you! Stop by to study, relax, hang out with friends, or catch a show. Come…
Take a Break in the Diversity Center May Term can be intense—don’t forget to take time to unwind. The Diversity Center is one of the coziest spots on campus, and we’re opening it just for you! Stop by to study, relax, hang out with friends, or catch a show. Come…
Join Eiko Mizushima, Aziza Bisanz, and Lila Sarene for an evening of embodied storytelling and practice about opening to and deepening how we listen to our ancestors and our ancestral inheritance. With our bodies and the land as guides, we will gather information from those who came before us about…
Take a Break in the Diversity Center May Term can be intense—don’t forget to take time to unwind. The Diversity Center is one of the coziest spots on campus, and we’re opening it just for you! Stop by to study, relax, hang out with friends, or catch a show. Come…
…in the dark. I went back to camp and gathered everyone to come see this woodland phenomenon that is the object of so much folklore and legend. Our boys had never heard of it, and they were positively fascinated by the mystery of it all. Rotting wood that glows in…
