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In-person Visit Day

December 7, 2024, 1:00 pm5:30 pm

Check out Northland’s beautiful campus, meet current students, learn more about academics, and get your questions answered at our Visit Day! If you’re interested in Northland, you’ll want to be here. Register now….

Northland College Campus and Chequamegon Bay

In-person Visit Day

October 18, 2024, 1:00 pm5:30 pm

Check out Northland’s beautiful campus, meet current students, learn more about academics, and get your questions answered at our Visit Day! If you’re interested in Northland, you’ll want to be here. Register now….

Student Information Session

March 17, 12:00 pm1:00 pm

During this session, information will be shared with students about options and next steps with regards to academics, programs, and partner institutions, as well as details about teach-out and transfer institutions and resources available on campus.

Northland College Campus and Chequamegon Bay

In-person Visit Day

August 24, 2024, 1:00 pm5:30 pm

Check out Northland’s beautiful campus, meet current students, learn more about academics, and get your questions answered at our Visit Day! If you’re interested in Northland, you’ll want to be here.

Northland College Campus and Chequamegon Bay

In-person Visit Day

July 12, 2024, 1:00 pm5:30 pm

Check out Northland’s beautiful campus, meet current students, learn more about academics, and get your questions answered at our Visit Day! If you’re interested in Northland, you’ll want to be here.

Northland College Bee Friendly Campus

Northland College Becomes First Wisconsin Bee Campus

Working to Promote Native Bees and Pollinators

…does not mean beekeeping. “Bee Campus neither encourages or discourages campus beekeeping,” he said. “This is strictly to support and promote native bees and pollinators,” he said. Working with other students, Simpson planted three pollinator gardens on campus last year. Over the next year, he and a committee of staff,…

GLWC director Mic Isham on panel discussion at Northland College

Isham heads Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

Michael “Mic” Isham Jr. ’87 arrived at Northland College as a self-described punk kid who wanted to play basketball. During his time, he connected with the professors turned mentors—most notably, Native American Studies Professor Joe Rose ‘58—played intramurals, studied sociopolitical and environmental studies, and served as president of the Native

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Northland Students Complete WWF Leadership Program

…in Wisconsin in 2015, that describes numerous ways to “promote the increase of native pollinators in Wisconsin.” Whereas, pollinator gardens would be a beneficial addition to the land underneath and between the rows of solar panels which could be planted with native pollinator-friendly plants that would provide habitat for more…

Northland College Athletics

New Men’s lacrosse coach to start Aug 1

New York native Justin Ross will begin August 1 as the next head men’s lacrosse coach at Northland College. For the last four years, Ross has coached the Monroe Community College (MCC) men’s lacrosse program, leading his team to a 38-20 record during his tenure, including one regional championship game….