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Northland College students and alum prepare rain garden

Rain Gardens Provide Stormwater Storage

…soak up water and provide habitat. Meanwhile, Burke Center research assistant Shelly Ray, who is majoring in water science, planned for a new rain garden. The construction of the Food Center rain garden still requires funding but Ray is hopeful her work has prepared the project for its final stages….

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Alumnus Karl ’04 oversees outdoor therapeutic program

Healing Through a Lense

…School will get a chance to participate in Under the Surface this summer and fall in a student-driven exploration, in which program staff provide the tools and support, including water safety, photography lessons, trip logistics, and artistic work with the final products. “The places we explore, photographs produced, the subjects,…

Northland College Athletics

New Men’s lacrosse coach to start Aug 1

…lead the Tribunes to the NJCAA national tournament Final Four in 2004. He would then go on to play at the Rochester Institute of Technology as a defensive midfielder, earning the Empire 8 Conference Sportsman of the Year award. “We are really excited to have Justin joining our coaching staff,”…

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Buffalo News Editorial: Battle is brewing

…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…

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Small Works Art Exhibit on Campus

…nearly $2000 for the artists. The final bidding will take place at the closing reception on December 4, 5 – 7:30pm. There is no entry fee for CBAC members and a $10 entry fee for non-members. This is a great opportunity for emerging artists to introduce themselves to the public…

Northland College engineering student working on 3D printer

Enterprising Student Turns 3D Hobby into Business

…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…