Campfires are a part of Northland culture. In preparation and celebration of our 130th anniversary, the Office of Alumni Relations invites alumni and friends from the Chequamegon Bay area (or those who are in town for a visit) to join us at the fire ring from 5 to 7 p.m….
Join fellow Northland alumni, friends, and prospective students for a casual afternoon of connection and adventure! Alumni Board member Kristin LaTour ’94 invites you to lace up your hiking boots for a scenic walk at Deer Grove Forest Preserve before heading over to Durty Nellie’s for a social gathering. Come…
This candlelight yoga class is an opportunity to harmonize mind & body through flowing movements and breathwork. This Vinyasa-inspired series will stretch and release all areas of the body while calming and grounding the mind. Dim lighting, twinkling flameless candles, and relaxing music create a peaceful and supportive environment. This…
The City of Ashland is hosting a Save Northland College Party and Fundraiser! This is more than just a party—it’s a rallying cry for our beloved local college! Beer starts flowin’ at 5 p.m. Party with us until 10 p.m. at the Bretting Community Center or until the beer taps…
Campfires are a part of Northland culture. In preparation and celebration of our 130th anniversary, the Office of Alumni Relations invites alumni and friends from the Chequamegon Bay area (or those who are in town for a visit) to join us at the fire ring from 5 to 7 p.m….
Campfires are a part of Northland culture. In preparation and celebration of our 130th anniversary, the Office of Alumni Relations invites alumni and friends from the Chequamegon Bay area (or those who are in town for a visit) to join us at the fire ring from 5 to 7 p.m….
Campfires are a part of Northland culture. In preparation and celebration of our 130th anniversary, the Office of Alumni Relations invites alumni and friends from the Chequamegon Bay area (or those who are in town for a visit) to join us at the fire ring from 5 to 7 p.m….
CRC webinar island summit great lakes water levels 101 Q & A
