…Theater, 17 writers will read their original poems and stories (fiction and non-fiction) aloud. This year readers take us with them as they meet animals, celebrities, lovers and even their deeper selves. Writers Read started as a collaboration between Washburn’s Julie Buckles, author of Paddling to Winter, and artist Ros…
…killed millions of bats in the United States and Canada and is caused by a fungus that can grow on the hairless parts of a hibernating bat. The fungus irritates and awakens bats, and they waste invaluable energy needed to survive the long winter. “The syndrome has been known to…
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…
This section is a great place to begin learning all about wolves. Information in this section will start with the basics of wolves around the world and carry you through more advanced publications.
…towers we can provide fresh items thru the winter months when we don’t have much available. The benefits: By providing more local foods during the winter months, teaching people about hydroponic growing, and allowing more people to take part in the growing process. It would be great to see others…
…in love with the community and how friendly and welcoming the people are,” she said. She took a gap year after high school, working at an organic farm stand on Maui then teaching winter travel and ecology to school groups in northern Minnesota. At Northland College, Dahlgren plays soccer, is…
…1994. Given her general aversion to the cold and dark of winter and to my smell after an extended trip in the woods, I’m still not really sure why she went or stayed there. To an outside observer, I’m sure we would have seemed an unlikely couple, yet it happened….
…and by the time spring migration was underway, these juveniles migrated like the adults. But just not back to Wisconsin. Instead, the three satellite-tagged loons who survived their first winter, migrated northward in the spring of 2015 up the Atlantic Coast and summered in the Gulf of St. Lawrence off…
