Girls Empowered Trails is for girls 10–13 years old interested in getting outside, working hard, playing hard, and learning what it means to be a confident steward of this Earth. For four days, we will base camp at Mt. Ashwabay, where we will share stories, learn stories of the area,…
…for the hike, the social, or both! Let us know if you can make it by emailing alumni@northland.edu. Kristin can’t wait to see you there! 🎉 Schedule and Locations 👟 1 p.m. • Hike at Deer Grove Forest Preserve Meet at the Camp Alphonse parking area (1393 West Dundee Road,…
Girls Empowered Leadership and Adventure: Backpack—Isle Royale is for girls 13–15 years old interested in a seven-day wilderness backpacking experience with peers on one of the most beautiful islands on Earth! For seven days and six nights, we will camp on Isle Royale, learning about ourselves, each other, and the…
The Northland community is invited to a community feast! The meal will feature local and Indigenous foods from the Chequamegon Bay region, such as campus garden produce and honey, manoomin (wild rice) from the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, and venison harvested and processed during the Indigenous Cultures…
…and Washburn counties, and NorthLakes Community Clinic. The Endowment recently announced funding for ten community coalitions to support community-based improvements in behavioral health. The overall goals of the initiative include: statewide improvement in behavioral health, improved physical health among those with behavioral health conditions, and improved prevention and healthcare resources….
…immigrants in Prentice, Wisconsin, whose high school pal was Kenneth Olson—Sigurd Olson’s brother. Kenneth set off to Northland College in 1912 and sent a letter to Albin, telling him he should do the same. Albin relayed the story of his arrival to Northland College at the 1945 inauguration of President…
…I also talked to the doctor directly in charge of case who is hopeful Dean will pull through, although experience with this type of case is admittedly not good. Col. Dirks says he is having the most expert care and I am sure he is. His brother has come here…
…she discovered Northland College set the tone for her life’s work. Smith was on campus, speaking in classrooms, making salmon chowder, and giving a community presentations on sustainable fishing and communication. She sold Springline Seafood salmon that she caught and processed in Alaska and donated a portion of sales to…
