…Superior. Monday, August 15, Evan Flom ’14, Allissa Stutte ’13, and Andy Butter ’14 returned from the east, running along the Lake Superior shoreline for their final running miles. The three friends circumnavigated the lake jogging 1,352.31 miles on foot in eighty-six days—an average of fifteen miles per day. …
…it is the final lecture graduating seniors will hear at Northland College and it’s theoretically the last lecture the speaker would give knowing it may be his last. “However, my lecture is meant to be a postscript to a Northland education and also to a career of teaching about the…
…you’ll also discover astounding beauty, talent, and wonder. As e.e.cummings reminds us, it is not until we believe in ourselves that “we can risk curiosity, wonder, spontaneous delight, or any experience that reveals the human spirit.” Which brings me to my final recommendation–to immerse yourself in mystery and the unknown….
…“Sometimes we had to sit down on a log and think through and strategize about our next moves.” The team anticipates that lightning strike fires are likely to be more common as the region experiences more storms linked with climate change. For their final report, they plan to document relationships…
…that they utilize,” said Paulette Moore, filmmaker and educator. The final prints will be available for purchase at the culmination of the project. All proceeds from the sale of the prints will go to the Bad River Food Sovereignty Youth Program. The finale of the art project will culminate on…
…Lakes Basin line. The first exception allows communities that straddle the Great Lakes watershed line to apply for a diversion, with the local governor having the final say on whether the diversion should be approved. The second exception involves counties that straddle the basin line. Communities that lie completely outside…
…of the customary fifteen-to-thirty minutes, Larson-Juhl can run six-to-twelve million more feet through the plant under ideal conditions in one year.” This past summer, he started his own 3D printing business. He is now into his final year of undergraduate studies. “As with any student athlete, the number one thing…
…there is no net loss to the waters of the basin. How will Governor Andrew Cuomo vote on Waukesha? He hasn’t said, yet. But on January 7, the state of Wisconsin released the final version of Waukesha’s water diversion application, kicking off a months-long process of controversial hearings and media…
Welcome to Northland’s Outdoor Orientation. Our program is made up of an outdoor orientation (OO) experience and an on-campus orientation. All new students must participate in both the on-campus portion and an OO experience as part of First-Year Experience graduation requirement. Transfer students arriving with less than 24 credits are…
