…activity receiving federal financial assistance.” Northland College expects that all members of the College community—students, faculty, staff, and friends—to be able to pursue their work and education in a safe environment, free from sexual coercion, violence, or intimidation. The College is committed to fostering a safe campus environment where sexual…
…throughout the state. As the chapter secretary, I have witnessed our region’s vivacity and generosity firsthand. The September “Guerrilla Harvest Dinner” hosted by the Farmers Union at Wild Rice Retreat demonstrated the collaborative potential of a community coming together to elevate food. Through donations, imagination, and gusto, 20-or-so kitchen volunteers…
…journey has always been about more than just surviving—it’s about thriving. Your generosity ensures that our students have the resources, mentorship, and opportunities to build a sustainable future. Together, we can grow stronger, preserving the legacy of an institution that has inspired generations since 1892. How to Get Involved Make…
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…to hold an educational program on the United States Constitution on, or around, September 17 of each year. This provision applies to all educational institutions receiving funds from any Federal agency. Resources About Our Nation’s Governing Documents Documents from the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention, 1774 to 1789 (Library…
…located ten miles south of campus, as a hands-on field laboratory. These 140 acres were donated to Northland College in 1983 by the family of Mabel Cora Maxwell, to commemorate her life and her generosity towards the Northland community. As Martin and students travel deeper into the forest, young stands…
The Northland College Alumni Association honored Tam Hofman ‘80 and Derek Ogle ’89 at the alumni dinner during its annual Fall Festival September 28-29. Hofman is a park ranger with the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, where she has been recognized for her interpretive work, receiving the National Park Service Freeman…
…estate industry prior to attending law school at the University of Colorado, Boulder. After receiving her Juris doctor, Julie practiced law in Greeley Colorado for five years. At that time she moved with her family to Gansevoort, New York, and joined State Farm Insurance Companies as a claim attorney. In…
