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…was chosen as the event name. Not everyone cheered. The right-wing John Birch Society and anti-communists worked to undermine the event that they saw as an attempt to honor Communist leader Vladimir Lenin’s 100th birthday on the same date. “Subversive elements plan to make American children live in an environment…
…American Indian Affairs Corbell Scholarship Daughters of the American Revolution Intertribal Timber Council Minnesota Indian Scholarship Native American Fish & Wildlife Society Native American Scholarship Fund – Catching the Dream National Indian Education Association Wisconsin State Indian Student Assistance Grant Regional Scholarships Current Student Scholarships Native American Scholarships Scholarship Opportunities…
By Sean Devlin, ’15 Northland College forestry student Tim Koski is on his way to making the campus Bay City Creek ravine look like it should. Since March, Koski has been working on his senior project identifying and removing invasive species that pose a threat to the native plants in…
…education programming for over forty years. From his time as a student at Marquette University to being an adjunct lecturer at a university in Milwaukee, he has spent time speaking for and about Native issues. Mark attended Marquette University when the college was known as the “Warriors.” In his second…
…forests.” Julie Buckles is the director of communications at Northland College. This article was written on a freelance contract for Site/Lines, a publication of the Foundation for Landscape Studies. Julie Buckles, Site/Lines, a publication of the Foundation for Landscape Studies Prof Sarah Johnson researches the botanical realities of deer browse…
Sigurd Olson (1899-1982) was acknowledged during his lifetime as a leader of the American environmental movement, an emblematic figure for a generation of activists. As a writer, teacher, and activist who was a harbinger of the raising of America’s ecological consciousness, Olson’s history, writings, and This content was curated by…
…about the works in our online gallery. Chauncey Jim Budish (American, b. 1951) Bronze 119 inches Located between the Ponzio Campus Center and the J.T. Kendrigan Center. The Couple Jim Budish (American, b.1951) Bronze 77 inches Located between Memorial Hall and the Dexter Library. Encompassed Will Carr (British, b. 1987)…
…Anich Nature and Culture Humanity & Nature Studies Kyle Bladow Associate Professor of Native American Studies Kyle Bladow Alan Brew Vice President for Academic Affairs Dean of the Faculty Professor of English Alan Brew Erica Hannickel Professor of Environmental History Erica Hannickel Emily Macgillivray Assistant Professor of Native American Studies…
