Congratulations graduates! These three virtual events celebrate your time and accomplishments at Northland College. This is not a replacement for your commencement ceremony, but rather a way for us to gather, demonstrate our pride in your achievements, and to acknowledge commencement weekend. Enjoy the videos.
Friday, May 22
[Sound issues. Begin at 4:55] Professor of Geoscience Tom Fitz shares a live address titled, Living a Good Life on a Crazy Dynamic Planet.
Saturday, May 23
Our graduating seniors were invited to submit a sentence of gratitude for a person, place, or experience while at Northland. Stacy Craig and class of 2020 graduates Alison Lourigan, Seth Bayliss, and Evin Avery share them here.
Saturday, May 23
President Solibakke shares his congratulations to the Class of 2020 with Board Chair Chad Dayton, Dean of Academic Affairs Wendy Gorman and NCSA Co-president Abigail Gentry.
Seniors and hockey captains Amanda Aboundader of Montreal, Quebec, and Ty Kraus of East St. Paul, Manitoba, were featured on the cover of the spring…
Last summer, students Adrian Bethel and recent graduate Lauren Sloyer ’19 battled mobs of mosquitoes and black flies, scouring the Apostle Islands for a rare…
Emma Holtan chose to study water science because water is life. And through that lens, she has explored all that the liberal arts has to…
In the last year, Seth Bayliss ’20, a sociology and social justice major, has sifted through stacks of invoices, researched thousands of food items, and…
In July 2015, I was hired as the first ever women’s hockey coach at Northland College. I spent an entire calendar year recruiting 20 student…
National Geographic posted a photo in June of a seven-year-old Syrian refugee named Rama, who lives with her family in a camp in Athens. The…
Northland College is experiencing a hazelnut invasion. There are three-hundred seedlings in the CSE Greenhouse, a hazelnut processor and cracker in the Hulings Rice Food…
Her first year after high school graduation, Katie Tapper remained in her hometown of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, to complete basic college courses. She transferred to…
This past summer Nile Merton ’15 returned to campus to finish a project he started as a student, updating the rain garden at the Larson-Juhl…
Junior EmmaMarie Hammond said she has learned three things from her internship with the Chequamegon chapter of the Citizen’s Climate Lobby (CCL) in northern Wisconsin…
