This guide offers an overview and links to some of the most important policies and rules related to student-athletes. However, it does not replace or supersede the official Northland College Handbook—which provides the complete text of all College policies—or actual UMAC, NCHA, WIAC and NCAA rules and regulations. This handbook…
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…Bull Run, and was a National Book Award finalist for Breakout. Fleischman’s visit is made possible by the donation of a Northland graduate. He lives in Santa Cruz, California. For more information on the book and how to best use it as an educational tool visit http://www.eyeswideopenupdates.com. …
…nation, and I wanted to visit as many as possible over two weekends. I hiked around epic deluges such as Potato Falls and Copper Falls, and ended up seeing nine different waterfalls. Every one of them had their own personality. 3. Sea Kayaking on the Apostle Islands Lakeshore and Chequamegon…
…unable to attend the entire symposium. Thursday, October 17, 2024: Symposium Presentations • 9:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. For more information, please visit www.northland.edu/wolfsymposium or contact twa@northland.edu. To register to attend Dr. Mech’s keynote presentation, please visit www.northland.edu/drmech. The Timber Wolf Alliance (TWA) is committed to investigating the facts and relies on…
…Television, and plays in regularly on major stages, such as the Riddu Riđđu Indigenous music festival in Gáivuotna and even the Swedish Royal Palace. “I’ve known about Sofia’s work for years but I only got to know her personally since her visit to Minnesota last spring,” said Assistant Professor of…
…2014, Moore paid a visit to the Harvest Education Learning Project otherwise known as Harvest Camp—a camp of individuals committed to traditional Anishinabe ways and community education about the impacts of the proposed mine. Her experience at Harvest Camp, located in the Penokee Hills, would set the course for the…
