The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Youth Programs is partnering with the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension for a third year to offer Outdoor Adventure Leadership (OAL)! Winter OAL program participants will further develop outdoor leadership skills by working toward their specific skill interests and planning an overnight weekend trip for spring. The group will… Read More →
Anishinaabeg in the northern great lakes revere asemaa (tobacco) as a spiritual relative of the utmost importance. Conversely, commercial tobacco, often perpetuated by facets of colonization, has created nationwide health crises. These health effects impact indigenous communities disproportionately. This talk will highlight the unique cultural and environmental history of tobacco and some current efforts linked… Read More →
The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events. This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures… Read More →
The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between… Read More →
Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment! Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use… Read More →
Climate change is affecting our world and our lives; everyone has a role to play in addressing these issues. At this teach-in, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of climate change and climate justice through two multi-disciplinary panels and facilitated small group discussions. We’re gathering together to share knowledge, ideas, support, and solutions. Join for either… Read More →
Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment! Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use… Read More →
The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year. This meeting takes place in 114B Mead… Read More →
Join your Northland College Student Association (NCSA) senators, representatives, and staff to discuss important issues and topics that affect all students. At our meetings, we discuss how to use our budget, goals for improving Northland, and much more! Our meetings are open to all students, so you don’t have to be involved in NCSA to… Read More →
Calling all students and alumni living with ADHD, depression, autism, anxiety, dyslexia, or other diverse learning considerations! The Offices of Career Services and Alumni Relations have teamed up to coordinate career-focused discussions with our remarkable alumni. This month we are featuring neurodiverse alumni and alumni living with mental illness who can talk about their experience… Read More →
We will be demonstrating and working with folks to sharpen various tools. Bring in any personal tools that need sharpening, and we can work together to learn proper technique!
The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between… Read More →
We’re foolish with GRATITUDE on this Friday, April 1! Join the Office of Alumni Relations in the Ponzio Campus Center to participate in Gratitude Day. Take a minute of your time to express thanks to the alumni, friends, and donors who will participate in Northland College Giving Day on Wednesday, May 4. Personalized thank you… Read More →
The Beading Circle is free and open to all Northland students, staff, and faculty—no experience is necessary. Bring your own project to work on, select a project from the many patterns available, or create your own. Materials are provided. Beading is a great way to be creative, reduce stress, and have fun. This event takes… Read More →
The Chequamegon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (CUUF) is holding a Sunday service in person at The Club in Washburn and live-streamed via Zoom. Guest speaker April Stone will give the message titled “Following My Inner Voice.” April is a self-taught Ojibwe black ash basket weaver and member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe.… Read More →
We are excited to announce our 50th anniversary youth art contest! Sigurd Olson used writing as his creative outlet in expressing his concerns for and love of the natural world. We believe creativity is at the heart of expressing our relationship with the natural world. We thought celebrating our 50th anniversary with art would be… Read More →
The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between… Read More →
Members from New Day Advocacy Center and Northland’s Title IX team will be tabling on the first floor in the Ponzio Campus Center from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Stop by to get more information about the week’s events, ask a question, or just grab a sticker.
Want to know what’s happening on campus each month? Stop by the first floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to connect with several campus offices and departments who will be promoting their upcoming events and activities.
This workshop will help you trace out your current and potential network, identify ways to expand it with more professional contacts, and walk you through setting up your LinkedIn profile. Informational interviews and connections with alumni in your field of interest will also be covered. Your attendance will also enter you into a monthly prize… Read More →
The current war in Ukraine seemed to erupt from nowhere, but it has deep historical roots, and there are many layers of complexity. What is the history of Ukraine and Russia? How can we sort through the claims of both sides? What does Putin want? What are the implications for NATO and the European Union?… Read More →
Attendees will have a chance to write a letter to themselves about body image issues and how they cope with them.
Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment! Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use… Read More →
The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Youth Programs is partnering with the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension for a third year to offer Outdoor Adventure Leadership (OAL)! Winter OAL program participants will further develop outdoor leadership skills by working toward their specific skill interests and planning an overnight weekend trip for spring. The group will… Read More →
More than half of Northland students complete an internship while enrolled. If you are intending to be in that percentage, then you’ll need to know the process of registering your position for academic credit using the experiences tool in Handshake. Catch us in 001 Dexter Library (in the basement) for this short workshop. In addition… Read More →
The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events. This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures… Read More →
The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between… Read More →
Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment! Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use… Read More →
Learn how to afford living after graduation from Dylan Hudson ’16—a financial advisor at Edward Jones of Ashland—and Northland’s friendly financial aid folks! They’ll cover the following topics and answer your questions to leave you feeling more confident about your post-graduation transition to adulthood—whether you’re graduating in this year or in a few more. (And… Read More →
April is National STI Awareness Month. In partnership with the Office of Student Welfare, there will be an STI testing clinic from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center. Get yourself tested!
Check out work by Northland art students for this year’s Honors Day. Across campus at the Mary Van Evera Visual Arts Center, you can view 2D and 3D artwork created by current students. Visitors are encouraged to walk around and view at their pleasure.
The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year. This meeting takes place in 114B Mead… Read More →
Join your Northland College Student Association (NCSA) senators, representatives, and staff to discuss important issues and topics that affect all students. At our meetings, we discuss how to use our budget, goals for improving Northland, and much more! Our meetings are open to all students, so you don’t have to be involved in NCSA to… Read More →
The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between… Read More →
Looking to develop professional networking contacts or secure a resume-boosting job, internship, or volunteer position? Northland College and Northwood Technical College students are encouraged to stop by the first floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to connect with a variety of employers who are eager to promote their opportunities to you! See below for the… Read More →
Become a Loon Ranger! Since 1978, LoonWatch’s Annual Lakes Monitoring Program has engaged an active volunteer network of Loon Rangers as its primary tool to collect critical long-term data on loons in northern Wisconsin. This free workshop will teach you how to monitor loons and what’s new in loon research. Register using the form below. Learn… Read More →
The Beading Circle is free and open to all Northland students, staff, and faculty—no experience is necessary. Bring your own project to work on, select a project from the many patterns available, or create your own. Materials are provided. Beading is a great way to be creative, reduce stress, and have fun. This event takes… Read More →
The Northland College Student Association is pleased to host the 55th Annual Ashland Folk Festival! This year’s festival will feature thirteen bands and refreshments at the Bay City Bohemian Hall on the east side of Ashland (319 11th Avenue East, Ashland, WI 54806). This event is free and open to the public. Lineup Friday, April… Read More →
Each Girls Empowered Monthly Hike requires separate registration. Register for one hike, some but not all, or register for every hike—you choose. We are getting together once a month to get outside and have some fun together, plus learn a little more about this beautiful area we call home! Girls Empowered is for girls 10–17… Read More →
Kick off garage sale season right! As Outdoor Pursuits grows, we are ready to part with some gear that has been collecting over the many years of Northland’s outdoor endeavors. Revamp your old school gear or add to your collection of vintage, functional, they-don’t-make-it-like-they-used-to gear. We will be selling river kayaks, paddling equipment, new climbing… Read More →
Morgan Falls & St. Peter’s Dome Recreation Area has the best of both worlds: a magnificent waterfall and a phenomenal overlook. Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits and discover the beauty that is spring in the north woods. Find out which flowers and animals have emerged and which are still sleeping. Enjoy looking out over the early… Read More →
The Northland College Student Association is pleased to host the 55th Annual Ashland Folk Festival! This year’s festival will feature thirteen bands and refreshments at the Bay City Bohemian Hall on the east side of Ashland (319 11th Avenue East, Ashland, WI 54806). This event is free and open to the public. Lineup Friday, April… Read More →
The Chequamegon Symphony Orchestra (CSO) its spring concert with “the classics” and a salute to the big band tunes of the 1940s and ’50s. Isaac Boehnline will be the featured soloist in Haydn’s Trumpet Concerto in E♭. CSO members are Northland College students and area musicians. The Joel M. Glickman CSO Award will be presented… Read More →
Kick off garage sale season right! As Outdoor Pursuits grows, we are ready to part with some gear that has been collecting over the many years of Northland’s outdoor endeavors. Revamp your old school gear or add to your collection of vintage, functional, they-don’t-make-it-like-they-used-to gear. We will be selling river kayaks, paddling equipment, new climbing… Read More →
The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between… Read More →
Handshake is the jobs and internship search platform used to connect Northland students to opportunities near and far. If you’d like to be better versed on how to use it, then consider attending! Catch us in 001 Dexter Library (the basement level) for this workshop. The following will be covered: Setting up your profile (dos… Read More →
This in-person workshop will be helpful for students who do not have a resume, as well as those would like to improve upon their existing version. All students who register and attend a session will be entered into a monthly drawing for a swag bag full of Northland goodies! A sample of questions we’ll answer… Read More →
Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment! Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use… Read More →
Join Northland College’s Title IX team for a Sexual Assault Awareness panel discussion in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment. We encourage you to submit questions ahead of time during Monday morning’s tabling event or online via an anonymous form. Whether you’re new student to Northland or you’ve been here for a few… Read More →
The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events. This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures… Read More →
Join us for a Northland Music event! The Northland College Choirs will perform at 6 p.m., and the Symphonic Band will perform at 7 p.m. There will be great music from the 1800s to the present. The Choirs will feature Orlando Gibbons, Lennon/McCartney, Fleetwood Mac, and retired Professor Joel Glickman’s “The Air Over Dublin.” The… Read More →
The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between… Read More →
Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment! Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use… Read More →
Americans are witnessing an explosion of political dialogue regarding race, racism, and “banned topics” in education. Please join us for a faculty-facilitated forum to help us process these events. This is an opportunity to get together and share feelings, ask questions, or learn more about: Critical race theory Resistance and action Talking with friends, family,… Read More →
Forty percent of all adults in the United States don’t feel confident in their negotiation skills. If you’re in that percentage, then consider attending this event! (And did we mention there will be treats?!) Our panel of hiring officials from a range of industries and local organizations will discuss how to feel more prepared for… Read More →
Ever thought about trying your hand at silversmithing? Maybe you have, and maybe you haven’t. Whether or not you have, consider de-stressing through art and joining the Office of Student Welfare for a silversmithing class in Bayfield with Lissa Flemming of Silverwaves Jewelry. This workshop is two days long. Transportation will be provided from Northland… Read More →
Enjoy the vocal stylings of Abby Miller on “The Windmills of Your Mind” and the guitar talents of Tim Heil on “Django” with members of the Northland Jazz Ensemble. We span the years of jazz music with pieces: “Along Came Betty,” “La Cumparsita,” “Little Brown Jug,” and more!
Join the Northland College Humanities Department for an art sale! Pieces by Northland art students will be available for purchase. Before the semester wraps up, pick up some new home decor or gifts while supporting art at Northland College. Cash and checks are accepted. This event takes place in the first floor tabling area of… Read More →
Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment! Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use… Read More →
The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year. This meeting takes place in 114B Mead… Read More →
Join us for an Open House to celebrate our museum redesign. There are new exhibits on beadwork, wild rice, and bison. Refreshments will be served in the Indigenous Cultures Center Lounge (114B Mead Hall). The Northland College Native American Museum is in 122 Mead Hall, part of the Indigenous Cultures Center in the west wing… Read More →
Join your Northland College Student Association (NCSA) senators, representatives, and staff to discuss important issues and topics that affect all students. At our meetings, we discuss how to use our budget, goals for improving Northland, and much more! Our meetings are open to all students, so you don’t have to be involved in NCSA to… Read More →
Calling all students and alumni interested in marketing, sports management, financial, sales, administration, or entrepreneurial careers! The Offices of Career Services and Alumni Relations have teamed up to coordinate career-focused discussions with our remarkable alumni. This month we are featuring business alumni with a wealth of experience in their field. Register to join us. These… Read More →
Ever thought about trying your hand at silversmithing? Maybe you have, and maybe you haven’t. Whether or not you have, consider de-stressing through art and joining the Office of Student Welfare for a silversmithing class in Bayfield with Lissa Flemming of Silverwaves Jewelry. This workshop is two days long. Transportation will be provided from Northland… Read More →
The Chequamegon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (CUUF) is holding its Easter service on Sunday, April 17, at 10 a.m. There is an in-person attendance option at The Club in Washburn, and the service will also be livestreamed via Zoom. CUUF Minister Stacy Craig will deliver the Easter message regarding the resurrection of Jesus as liberation from… Read More →
The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between… Read More →
Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment! Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use… Read More →
Unwind this finals week! We’ll head off campus for a meditation class. Regain focus and mental clarity through guided meditation. Transportation is provided for up to fifteen students. Email the Office of Student Welfare if you’re interested in attending to reserve your spot.
The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events. This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures… Read More →
The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between… Read More →
Stop by the Office of Student Welfare’s table on the first floor of the Ponzio Campus Center for some free gifts to get you through finals week!
Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment! Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use… Read More →
The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year. This meeting takes place in 114B Mead… Read More →
Join the Office of the President to share your vision of what Northland College can be in 2030. What will the College accomplish? What must we overcome? Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to ponder these questions in the Alvord Theatre. Your feedback is very important, and it will inform the strategic plan currently under… Read More →
Join your Northland College Student Association (NCSA) senators, representatives, and staff to discuss important issues and topics that affect all students. At our meetings, we discuss how to use our budget, goals for improving Northland, and much more! Our meetings are open to all students, so you don’t have to be involved in NCSA to… Read More →
The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between… Read More →
Contemporary mainstream LGBTQ Pride parades are often considered community-centered events of celebration. However, these events have become increasingly critiqued for catering to and prioritizing gender conforming, class-privileged, white people. Specifically, the presence of uniformed police officers at Pride has sparked criticism from Pride-goers and scholars alike given the historical emergence of Pride events from riots… Read More →
The Beading Circle is free and open to all Northland students, staff, and faculty—no experience is necessary. Bring your own project to work on, select a project from the many patterns available, or create your own. Materials are provided. Beading is a great way to be creative, reduce stress, and have fun. This event takes… Read More →
The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas… Read More →
The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas… Read More →
The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas… Read More →
The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas… Read More →
Join the Office of the President to share your vision of what Northland College can be in 2030. What will the College accomplish? What must we overcome? Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to ponder these questions in the Alvord Theatre. Your feedback is very important, and it will inform the strategic plan currently under… Read More →
The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas… Read More →
The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas… Read More →
The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas… Read More →
The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas… Read More →
We think youth deserve a little time off and need a space to reboot. Our retreats create this space for youth ages 13–17 years old. Come hang out with us and take a break from life! Our retreats are fun, relaxing and inspiring. They often, but not always, include solos, recreation, mindfulness, creative expression and… Read More →
